Instrument Adjustments
An alternative to traditional manual adjustment (manipulation),
low force instrument adjusting techniques have been developed in order
to provide patients a gentler, more comfortable treatment. Often times,
patients may tense up (muscle guard) prior to a manual adjustment. The
more a patient tenses up, the more force is needed from the chiropractor
to perform the adjustment. Instrument adjustments deliver a mechanical,
specific thrust that are a great deal faster than manual adjustments.
This eliminates the inclination to muscle guard, allowing for a
comfortable, and pain free treatment.
Our practice specializes in the use of the Impulse Adjusting Instrument ®
and Activator Methods Chiropractic Technique ®. These are two of the
most popular and researched chiropractic techniques available, and our
doctors are certified at the highest levels to utilize them. Not only do
these techniques allow for increased specificity when contacting the
affected area (i.e. low back, neck), but also control over how much
force to use during treatments. This enables us to provide reliable care
for all who seek our service, from infants to adults to seniors.
Instrument adjustments also provide safe, effective treatment when
dealing with extremity injuries including shoulders, arms, wrists,
knees, and ankles, and even jaw/TMJ pain.
For more information please visit www.neuromechanical.com and/or www.activator.com.
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