Pain Management & Rehabilitation
Tips To Avoid Back Pain
Back pain interferes with work, with sporting and social activities, and all aspects of life. Many do not realize the importance of having a strong… Continue Reading
Managing Chronic Pain
Millions of people in our society live with chronic pain (such as from cancer, headaches, back pain, arthritis, and other pain disorders). Pain that occurs… Continue Reading
Innovative Approach Shows Promise In Treating Discogenic Back Pain
Discogenic back pain can occur as the discs between the vertebrae of the spine gradually change over time, becoming less supple and more susceptible to… Continue Reading
Low Level Laser Therapy For Chronic Pain and Fibromyalgia
Fibromyalgia Syndrome (FMS), at its core, is a disease of abnormal pain processing in the thalamus. This area of the midbrain, through which essentially all… Continue Reading
Pain Caused By Herniated Discs
Pain accounts for 80% of all physician visits. Only 48% of pain patients felt that they were getting enough information on the most effective ways… Continue Reading
Myotronics K7 Innovative Dental Technology
Headaches are generally classified into several basic types sinus, cluster, tension and migraine. You can determine which type you have by discussing it with your… Continue Reading
Principles Of Smile Design
What is beauty? Is beauty only in the eyes of the beholder, or are there some absolute values that determine our perception and understanding of… Continue Reading
Dry Needling A Revolutionary Approach To Treating Muscle Pain
Myofascial pain syndrome is a common muscle pain condition that is often overlooked in medical and clinical practice settings today. It is often characterized as… Continue Reading
Treatments Vary For Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
Treatments Vary For Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) Complex regional pain syndrome, also known as CRPS, is a condition of chronic pain that persists for… Continue Reading
Text Neck, BlackBerry Thumb and Our Electronic Age
Text Neck, BlackBerry Thumb and Our Electronic Age When I started practice 40 years ago, by far the most common problem treated in our office… Continue Reading
