Understanding the Different Forms of a Stroke
Ischemic & Hemorrhagic: Understanding the Different Forms of a Stroke According to the CDC, “someone in the United States has a stroke every 40 seconds.” With a rate of nearly…
What to Do if a Child Knocks Out a Permanent Tooth
When your child has an injury, it can be quite scary. Knowing what to do can help you stay calm. Getting a tooth knocked out is a serious thing, especially…
3 Reasons Not to Adjust Yourself
You’ve probably seen people crack their necks and adjust their own backs. You may have even done it yourself! While it may seem innocent and effective enough, it’s important to…
How to Tell if a Chiropractor Is Qualified
If you are interested in chiropractic adjustment, it is essential that you receive it only from a qualified doctor of chiropractic. The spine is as crucial to the proper functioning…
What is Cell Therapy?
Cell therapy is a broad term used to describe medical treatments that involve cellular material being injected, grafted, or implanted into a patient. Typically this involves living cells such as…
How It Feels to Get a Chiropractic Adjustment
People who are new to chiropractic may be hesitant because of what they’re worried they might feel. The good news is most patients feel better following an adjustment, but there…
Why You Need To See a Dentist, Especially After Time Away
Why You Need To See a Dentist, Especially After Time Away Regardless of your age, going to the dentist on a regular basis matters. It is best to visit a…
The Importance of Keeping Regular Dental Checkup Appointments
Dental Appointment Having a beautiful smile means more than just improving the way you look. A healthy mouth is a contributing factor to maintaining overall body systems. The mouth is…
What to Know About Visiting an Orthodontist
What to Know About Visiting an Orthodontist It isn’t uncommon for people to think dentists and orthodontists are the same. While they both work with teeth, they are certainly not…
Sciatic Nerve Pain Handled by a Chiropractor
With age the discs in the spinal cord naturally tend to become thinner and they dry out, resulting in a weak and malnourished set of discs. This can lead to…