Advanced Bone & Joint

Our bones are what anatomically make a person who they are, the framework for everyday movement and stability.

Bone loss can sneak up on a person, increasing the risk for dangerous – even deadly – fractures, pain, and reduced quality of life. Simply put, a hip fracture in an older person can kill; not because of the break itself, but the downward spiral in health problems it often triggers. Especially for older adults, a fractured bone can mean being bedridden for an extended period of time. That’s why certain tests such as a bone density scan can help you get ahead of ravaging bone loss conditions such as osteoporosis.

Our hands are the workhorses of the body, responsible for myriad tiny, repetitive movements on a daily basis such as buttoning clothing, tying shoes, preparing meals, and working our cellphones

That nagging back pain that never seems to let up. You’ve changed your sleeping positions, visited countless chiropractors and keep your back on a steady rotation of heating, icing, and over-the-counter pain medications, but have seen no changes in your back pain. What if your back pain was more than just an occasional ache, but a sign of a larger problem?

It’s easy to determine why neck pain and jaw pain would be related – because one affects the other. If your jaw muscles are tight for whatever reason, it could in turn pull on the muscles within your neck causing quite literally…a pain in your neck.