Chiropractic Care For Dallas Residents 

Dr. Z and the AlignRight Injury & Rehab team have years of training and experience to offer chiropractic care utilizing a comprehensive array of methods. Dr. Z has spent countless hours on advanced training and education to offer his patients the most comfortable and effective treatments to help with chronic pain, those who have experienced auto accidents, and who are recovering from workplace injuries. Contact our team schedule a chiropractic consultation today.

This is the most common chiropractic method. When people talk about “adjustments,” the diversified technique is typically what they’re referring to. Combining manual manipulation with the use of a table or block, gentle but intense pressure is placed on an area to adjust the spine, joints, and whole body into its ideal position. This allows for complete movement free from pain. Diversified technique can be used for patients who have recently been injured in an auto or workplace accident.

This method of chiropractic care has been in use since the late 1950s. Rather than using just the force of their hands or a lever, the Thompson technique uses the movement of a table with various drop sections to gently correct spinal misalignment. Dr. Z will set the table using a variety of measurements and x-rays. Then, he will gently shift your body and the drop leaf from the table simultaneously, which takes the pressure off your body during the movement.

This is a technique that is used to relieve pain and increase the range of spinal movement. Flexion-distraction utilizes a special table that gently flexes the spine and removes pressure. It uses negative pressure that pulls the spine into alignment. It can be used in treating patients recovering from surgery, following car accidents or work place injuries, as well as providing relief for patients with spinal stenosis, arthritis, and sciatica nerve pain.

Chiropractic care is centered on the understanding of how spinal alignment effects that nervous system. When the body is out of alignment, this is referred to as sublaxation. Misalignment causes the rest of the body to compensate, putting pressure on joints and muscles which can be painful. In most cases, patients don’t even notice this is happening until they experience pain or illness. Gonstead Concept is a treatment philosophy that examines spinal misalignment as the source of pain and seeks to correct sublaxations to restore full function.

For more than two decades, the Graston Technique has been used to improve patient mobility, flexibility, and comfort. Graston is an instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization technique. It can be used in the assessment and treatment of a number of issues including:

• Scar tissue
• Fascial restriction
• Range of motion
• Tendonitis
• Carpal Tunnel
• Plantar Fasciitis

The technique uses a variety of instruments to discover and breakdown scar tissue and fascial restrictions relieving pain and restoring the patient’s full range of motion.