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This or That?! Which Chiropractic Adjustment is Your Favorite?
At Camarata Chiropractic & Wellness, we understand that every patient is unique, and so are their preferences for chiropractic care. That’s why we offer a variety of adjustment techniques to suit your individual needs. Let's dive into the different types of adjustments we provide and how we determine the best approach for you.
Set 1: Instrument Assisted Chiropractic Adjustments vs. Hands-On Chiropractic Adjustments
Instrument Assisted Chiropractic Adjustments:
- Lower Force: These adjustments use specialized instruments to apply a controlled, gentle force to the spine.
- Precision: Ideal for those who prefer a more precise and less intensive approach, ensuring targeted adjustments with minimal discomfort.
- Ideal for: Patients who might be sensitive to manual adjustments or have specific needs for precision and gentleness.
- Specific chiropractic techniques involve their own instrument for spine and nervous system balancing and correction such as: Torque Release Technique, Activator & more.
Hands-On Chiropractic Adjustments:
- Traditional Feel: This method involves the chiropractor using their hands to perform the adjustment.
- Bigger Adjustments: Provides a more traditional chiropractic experience.
- Ideal for: Patients who enjoy the direct, hands-on approach and the physical aspect of manual adjustments and for those that need more intensive care based on history, exam, x-rays and goals for care.
- Diversified chiropractic technique is a hands-on chiropractic technique that works great for improving spine and extremity mobility while decreasing pain and inflammation and improving nervous system function.
Set 2: Instrument Assisted Precision Adjustments vs. Y-Strap Spinal Decompression Technique
Instrument Assisted Precision Adjustments:
- Lower Force: Uses instruments to deliver highly precise adjustments.
- Targeted: Perfect for those seeking accuracy and a gentle touch.
- Ideal for: Patients who need specific, targeted care and prefer a less forceful method.
Y-Strap Spinal Decompression Technique:
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