What is DTS® Treatment?

DTS is a non-surgical treatment to help in the management of serious low back / leg or neck / arm pain.

DTS treatment is directed at relieving pressure on structures that may be a major source of pain.  It can relieve the pain associated with bulging and herniated discs, degenerative discs, facet syndrome, and sciatica and headaches.

DTS helps relieve pain through decompression of lumbar or cervical discs and joints (that is unloading due to distraction and positioning).  The cyclical, painless stretching reduces pressure and promotes blood and fluid flow.  This helps improve healing naturally.

Twenty-five years of research combining efforts of doctors and therapists has led to the development of this technology.  The DTS is not only a technically advanced device, but a safe and cost-effective alternative to invasive treatment.

Can DTS Work for You?

DTS Treatment may provide the relief you're looking for.

Much of the common cause of back and neck pain is mechanical compression. Decompression is a direct, intuitive remedy -- and unlike other treatments, it can focus its effects at the source of the pain.

What About? ... PINCHED NERVES (Radiating Pain)

Damaged discs can cause limb pain or numbness in two ways - they can simply "refer" pain or they can pressure a nearby nerve root.  True "pinched nerves" may create leg or arm pain but little back or neck pain. They may take additional time and therapy to resolve.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ...

• Patients are given a thorough exam and diagnosis and to the suitability and prognosis.  Some conditions and patients are not candidates ... our doctor will make that determination.
• Treatments are done fully clothed.  The treatment is inherently safe, well tolerated and without complications.
• Virtually all patients report DTS Treatments are painless and very often relaxing.  In fact, unlike other methods the DTS is designed around patient comfort.
• If you are experiencing neck, back or radiating pain, you should seriously consider DTS Treatment.
• This office utilizes additional rehab procedures to improve long term relief:
• Stretching
• Stabilization
• Posture Improvement
• Strength Training