Whats is Spinal Decompression?

Spinal decompression therapy is a breakthrough technology, FDA cleared, achieving high success rates (*early research suggests success rates up to 86%) for pain associated with herniated or bulging discs...even after failed surgery.
Spinal decompression creates a negative pressure within the disc, allowing that portion of the disc which has protruded to be pulled back into its normal position, and thus off the very sensitive nerve tissue causing pain.

Our Spinal Decompression Center utilizes the Triton® DTS system. The Triton® DTS system features the brand new 2006 computerized head which is considered so revolutionary that it won the 2006 Australian Design Award in the "Medical and Scientific" category.

The Triton® DTS was recently chosen by the University of Texas as the Spinal Decompression table for its world class athletes.

Is Spinal Decompression Right For You?

If you suffer from chronic back pain, sciatica, facet syndrome or have a herniated, bulging or compressed disc, Spinal Decompression could be the answer.

Only after a thorough history and low back evaluation can we consider qualifying a perspective patient for Spinal Decompression treatment.

If you are deemed to be a patient likely to respond favorably to Spinal Decompression, and have no health issues which would prevent you from this time of therapy, you will be scheduled for a FREE trial session…

This is done so you, the patient, can experience Spinal Decompression for yourself, and the Dr can evaluate even further just how well you can be expected to respond to the treatment.

Spinal Decompression therapy is not available for pregnant women, patients who have severe osteoporosis, severe obesity or severe nerve damage. Spinal surgery with screws or metal plates is also contraindicated. Spinal Decompression, after bone fusion or non-fusion surgery, can still be performed.

In almost all cases, the treatments are completely painless. In fact, some patients fall asleep during the spinal decompression session.

Studies indicate that the average person will need anywhere from 24-30 sessions to complete treatment.