Our Dunwoody Chiropractor's First Blog Post

At Dunwoody Chiropractic Center, our slogan is, “Pain Free Living ... Your Goal, Our Mission." And that’s exactly what our experienced Dunwoody chiropractor, Dr. Munira Patel, and her team of supporting staff strive to live up to every day.

It’s our dedication to our patients’ health and wellness that compels us to constantly remain up-to-date on the latest knowledge about chiropractic techniques. This enables us to utilize high tech procedures and equipment in order to pinpoint the causes of our patients’ acute or chronic pain and, of course, provide increasingly more effective ways to relieve that pain.

Treatments at Our Chiropractic Clinic

Our chiropractic clinic offers care for chronic conditions, treatment of whiplash, pain after auto or other accidents, massage therapy, and other forms of wellness care to promote your overall health. Whether you’re suffering from neck pain and headaches due to whiplash after a car accident, or you’re experiencing numbness in your fingers because of chronic misalignment of your spine, Dr. Patel can help you.

After a careful assessment of your injury, which may include X-rays to eliminate the possibility of a more serious underlying problem, Dr. Patel will explain to you where the subluxations occur in your spine. She will also outline a proposed plan of treatment that can include chiropractic adjustments, corrective and strengthening exercises, and massage therapy. Massage therapy may consist of deep tissue massage, shiatsu, reflexology, or neuro-muscular therapy, to name but a few alternatives.

Because we understand that many patients need to have reliable information about their conditions and treatment, as well as play an active role in their recovery processes and wellness maintenance, we’ve started this blog. Here, you will find regular updates about the clinic and developments in chiropractic care, and you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions, give feedback, and post comments.

Have you had chiropractic treatment before? If so, what condition did it treat, and was it effective? Post your comments here and check back for our next blog post!