Buffalo Spine & Sport Chiropractic |2009 Dallas StAuroraCO80010 | (720) 916-8625
Buffalo Spine & Sport Chiropractic
2009 Dallas St
AuroraCO 80010

Personalized Services For Your Individual Needs

Flexion-Distraction Therapy

Nerve pain? Sciatica? Radiculopathy? No problem! The Flexion Distraction Technique is a therapeutic form of spinal manipulation that involves a specialized table to create a gentle motion. A doctor applies pressure through their palm to the spine and then moves the lower part of the table in and out, followed by a flexion movement and then back to a neutral position. This technique can be applied to the cervical and lumbar regions. It is used to widen apophyseal joints, reduce tension on the posterior disc, lower the pressure inside the disc, and open up intervertebral foraminal spaces to restore normal nerve pathways. This technique is particularly beneficial for those suffering from intervertebral disc diagnosis, post-surgical patients, or those who may not respond well to standard spinal manipulation.

Cold-Laser Therapy

Non-invasive, low-level laser therapy can provide several cellular health benefits, all of which have been proven scientifically. This laser treatment reduces pain and inflammation while simultaneously accelerating wound healing and improving post-surgical recovery. The laser also regenerates peripheral nerves, potentiates central neurons, and increases blood supply. This method can be utilized for a range of conditions, including but not limited to neuromuscular pain syndromes, arthritis, disc/cartilage injuries, neuropathies, wounds/burns, fractures, and post-surgical scar healing.

Adjusting HVLA

Through the doctor's hands, a high-velocity, low-amplitude impulse is applied to the joints of the body, signifying the practice of Diversified Spinal Manipulation.

IASTM/MRT

By using Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization, our skilled chiropractic practitioners can quickly identify and address areas of restriction in fascia and muscle tissue. This technique can reduce healing time, disrupt scar tissue and adhesions, reduce chronic inflammation, and increase blood flow to the area. Additionally, IASTM can be combined with any other chiropractic technique and may also be employed for sprain and strain injuries that can't endure other treatments. Alternatively, practitioners may utilize Myofascial Release Technique by manually manipulating trigger points or using a Hypervolt/Theragun.

Cupping Therapy

This treatment method serves to speed up healing, enhance the body's defense mechanisms, ease distress, get rid of contracted muscles, and heighten circulation while decreasing inflammation. It is a substitute approach employed for people who may not be able to tolerate traditional myofascial release therapy or deep tissue massage.

Speeder Board

Our team at Buffalo Spine & Sport Chiropractic employs a speeder-board, a device that facilitates the manipulation of joints in extremities like the elbow, ankle, hands, and feet. This instrument allows chiropractors to generate low-force movements with sufficient velocity to manipulate the joint as desired.

Electric Stimulation

Electrical stimulation uses an electrical current to bolster muscles, obstruct pain signals, and enhance blood circulation. Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation is a type of therapy that utilizes low-voltage electricity to offer pain relief. A TENS device comprises a battery-powered gadget that transmits electric pulses through electrodes on the epidermis near the affected nerves or trigger points. It is presumed that the electric current arouses nerve cells, stopping the transmission of pain messages and changing the experience of pain. Alternatively, nerve stimulation may elevate the levels of endorphins, the body's inborn analgesic, thus avoiding the recognition of pain.

(SOT) Blocking

A mild yet powerful approach is achieved by applying SOT blocks to the pelvis's iliac crest and the hip's greater trochanter. This approach is proven to help restore the proper function of the pelvis and relieve discomfort in the lower back and sciatic areas.

Activator Technique

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