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How To Choose a Good Chiropractor

When it comes to finding a chiropractor, Burlington has a plethora of options. How do you decide which one to choose? Here are a few things to keep in mind when choosing a chiropractor.

Check their education and credentials

It is crucial to check the education and licensure of the chiropractor you want to visit. The chiropractor should have a Doctor of Chiropractic degree. This tells you if the doctor has the necessary qualifications to treat your condition. Further, look for special certifications for any further services offered, such as acupuncture or sports therapy.

Research recommendations

With social media, it is easier than ever to find reviews and recommendations on a chiropractor. Burlington residents can look up reviews and testimonials on Twitter, Facebook, Google reviews, and websites such as Yelp. If you have friends or family who have visited a chiropractic clinic before, you can get direct feedback. Other than looking up reviews, you can do a search of the clinic or doctor’s name and look up any mentions in social media. Check if the bulk of the information is positive or negative. More specifically, look up reviews of people who have been treated for the same condition that you have. Look out for any recognition that the chiropractor has earned, such as accreditations or awards that sometimes speak volumes about their practice.

View their website and any marketing materials

The website should give you information about what they treat, such as sports injuries, postural stress, and other services. If you come across websites for clinics that claim to have a ‘wonder cure’, then tread carefully. Proper treatment and care takes time and there is no magical cure that will work for every single person. Treatments should be tailored and individualized to each patient.

Ask questions

Don’t hesitate to email or call a chiropractor in Burlington, just to ask questions. Remember, it is your body, and you have every right to ask as many questions as required to find the right fit for your treatment. Find out if the clinic has any complementary therapies they offer that could also be included in your treatment.

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Best Chiropractor Burlington

Finding the best chiropractor Burlington is not an easy task. There are many companies that offer different services. At PhysioLinks Rehab Clinic, our team has of some of the highest-rated professionals in Burlington. We have effective techniques that provide proven results. Our superior services are the reason behind the large number of returning clients. If you aren’t sure what you require, here are our main services:

⁃ Massage Therapy Burlington ⁃ Physiotherapy Burlington

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CONDITIONS TREATED AND BENEFITS OF CHIROPRACTIC TREATMENT

Chiropractic treatment is helpful in reducing pain related to

Migraines & headaches

Neck pain or spine injuries

Joint problems in the arms, legs & shoulders

Pinched nerves and muscle strain

Knee, ankle, acute low back pain

Ligament injuries

Car accident injuries

Tendinitis

Controls high blood pressure

Prevents the progression of scoliosis

TMJ problem

Chronic back pain, chronic low back pain

Joint pain

Nerve issues

Muscle injuries

Headache due to neck tension

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Business Name: Edgar Family Chiropractic

Street Address: 399 Pearl Street

City: Burlington

State: Ontario (ON)

Zip Code: L7R 2M8

Country: Canada

Business Phone Number: (289) 337-1202

Business Email Address: info@edgarchiropractic.ca

Website: https://edgarchiropractic.ca/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/edgarchiropractic/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/EdgarChiropractic/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edgarfamilychiropractic/

Description: If you are looking for a reliable and trustworthy chiropractor in Burlington, we are a one-stop solution for all your health and wellness needs. Our clinic is also a fully integrated facility providing treatments like chiropractic, registered massage therapy, physiotherapy, medical acupuncture, pregnancy care, and sports rehabilitation.Treatments are provided for many different parts of the body such as the neck, low back, shoulders, knee, wrist, ankle, and feet. Many different kinds of conditions are treated such as sprains, strains, nerve pain, sports injuries, neck pain, migraines, headaches, spinal and osteoarthritis, just to name a few.

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Business Hours: Sunday Closed Monday 8AM-8PM (Lunch Break 1PM 2PM) Tuesday 8AM-8PM (Lunch Break 1PM 2PM) Wednesday 8AM-8PM (Lunch Break 1PM 2PM) Thursday 8AM-8PM (Lunch Break 1PM 2PM) Friday 7AM-7PM (Lunch Break 1PM 2PM) Saturday 9AM-1PM (Lunch Break 1PM 2PM)

Services: Medical Acupuncture,Physiotherapy,Registered Massage Therapy,Pregnancy Care ,Sports Therapy,Custom Braces and Compression Hosiery,Custom Orthotics

Keywords: Burlington Chiropractor,Burlington Medical Acupuncture,Burlington Physiotherapy,Burlington Registered Massage Therapy,Burlington Pregnancy Care ,Burlington Sports Therapy,Burlington Custom Braces and Compression Hosiery,Burlington Custom Orthotics

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We are a multidisciplinary clinic located in Burlington, Ontario who employs an integrative approach to recovery.

Our core services are physiotherapy and chiropractic care, where clients can expect to receive a full assessment of their symptoms from our qualified team before a working diagnosis is determined through the development of bespoke personalized treatment programs which include advanced exercise prescriptions, therapy, and custom modalities.

We specialize in neuro physiotherapy, orthopedic rehabilitation, concussion management, and many more physiotherapy & chiropractic techniques to help with your condition.

Other specialisms include naturopathy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and counselling for a range of issues.

Chiropractor in Burlington

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Many different kinds of conditions are treated such as sprains, strains, nerve pain, sports injuries, neck pain, migraines, headaches, spinal and osteoarthritis, just to name a few.

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On Bilingual Frustrations

Rewind the clock five years back, and you find me at the end of my Bachelor's, stuck with the most boring part of the whole ordeal: picking my last two electives.

I have one single, measly semester to go. I technically have my degree, I even put in my application for my Master's just before leaving class three months prior - but I can't have that goddamn slip of paper and fix in on a wall somewhere until the sacrosanct System says I have all the Funbucks required. In simpler terms, I'm still short two credits. So, I spend the summer putzing around, looking for bullshit seminars I could attend wherein I could swallow flies and still earn a glowing commendation. Eventually, I pick Canadian English Pronounciation and Essay Structure 103. The second one's easy pickings; I ace it while skipping on the seminars. The first one, though?

Now, I'm French Canadian by birth. I grew up on a mixture of TV Ontario, YTV, the Vermont pickups for Fox and ABC stations and the occasional smidgen of Canal Famille. The end result is I sound like a French Canadian Montrealer when I speak French, but like an undetermined quasi-Texan from somewhere North of the State, when I speak English. I blend in with Americans almost flawlessly, except if you plunk me in corners with extremely specific dialects, like remote Louisiana parrishes or tiny little islands off the East Coast where the Scots brogue never faded off of local tongues.

It also means I can't speak Canadian English to save my life.

About, out, spout, count - I saw these with the O in the back of my mouth, in typical American openness. The proper Canadian pronunciation places the O at the front of the mouth and gives it a slight Celtic lilt. It's not "about", it's "abaoüt", to exaggerate things.

I spent six months trying to Federalize my English, my teacher took to me like a case of terminal bad posture for a chiropractor and vowed to "fix" me. In the end, I started asking myself if undoing almost three decades of Americanized mental conditioning was worth it for the sake of fitting in with my study buds from Kelowna or Sault-Ste-Marie. In the end, I realized it wasn't worth the hassle.

Besides, I pass for a local as soon as I slip into Burlington, once or twice a year. People stop me like I'm supposed to know my way around, ask for who it is I'm planning to vote on the primaries - I could build an entire American persona that nobody could catch me lying.

Guess I don't have to worry about not passing for Canadian.

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Kirkland Neck Pain Treatment

Car accidents are known to cause injuries such as whiplash, hairlines, bruising, and more. Many of these injuries last longer than most people think and don’t go away overnight. After an auto injury, the body can become sore especially if the accident was serious enough that you had to seek medical attention. The chiropractors at Burlington Chiropractic Center are experts when it comes to auto injury aftercare and treatment. We know how to help reduce pain and mitigate the damage from your auto injury.

  We all know that auto accidents can happen at any time, even when you’re doing everything you can to prevent them. It can be very frustrating to deal with soreness, headaches, and other auto injury-related issues and have to go through the rest of your day in great pain. You might also not be able to work or earn money as a result of these injuries.

Watch our Kirkland Neck Pain Treatment video 

Here's how chiropractic care can help.

Treat Headaches and Migraines

Headaches are a common symptom after an auto accident, especially if you experienced whiplash. Chiropractic treatment can help relieve the pain associated with a headache or migraine by restoring proper alignment and reducing strain on the spinal cord and muscles in the neck.

  Neck Pain Relief

Neck pain can be debilitating after an auto accident, but chiropractic treatment can provide relief by reducing muscle tension and restoring mobility to your joints. A chiropractor may use massage therapy or other hands-on manipulation to improve blood circulation and reduce inflammation.

  Improve Mobility

Many people think neck and back injuries are limited to the neck and back areas. This isn’t true. These injuries can impact your entire body. After an auto accident, it is not uncommon to experience hip pain or arm numbness.

  Reduce Pain

Pain is a natural result of trauma. However, pain can cause other problems, like impaired movement and reduced flexibility. For severe pain after an auto injury, consider chiropractic care. Instead of relying on medications that only mask the problem, chiropractic seeks to get to the root cause of the pain. 

We chose to use chiropractic adjustments as the main treatment for auto injuries because it is non-invasive and does not harm the area being treated. Adjustment helps alleviate joint-pain, chronic headaches, neck and back tension that are caused by holding certain positions for long amounts of time. Our Chiropractic team wants to make sure that you're healthy at your job. So if you're sitting for most or all of your workday, our chiropractic can address your upper back pain and help restore spinal health and function to prevent further issues. We hope these recommendations make you feel better and that you visit our office if you are experiencing headaches, neck pain, or other auto injury related issues. We would be happy to evaluate your specific case and formulate a chiropractic care plan that deals with the underlying causes of your discomfort.

  Ready to start treatment and begin the pathway back to health? Call us Today at 1 (855) 969-3896 17200 116TH AVE SE

Kirkland, WA 98058 - 9998

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Edgar Family Chiropractic offers one-stop solution for all your health care needs. We are a team of specialized Chiropractors in Burlington ensuring effective care of parents and their families with our multi-modal approach of treatment.

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Can a Chiropractor Care Help With Migraines?

Most people in the world suffer migraines and pain problems. A chiropractor can help to ease the pain and suffering of migraines. When you have a migraine, your head hurts and you may feel dizzy or nauseous. You might also have trouble seeing. These symptoms can make it hard to do your daily activities.

A chiropractor can help you by adjusting your spine. This can take the pressure off of your nerves and help to ease the pain. This can help to prevent migraines in the future. Read More

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Affordable physiotherapist near Burlington, Jamessnowphysio Professional staff helps to provide Physio, Massage, Chiropractor, etc services based on your injuries. For more information visit at: https://www.jamessnowphysio.ca/ & feel free to call us.

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TMJ Temporomandibular Joint Pain

Dominic Carrasco Burlington Registered Massage Therapist

It’s been a jaw-clenching, teeth-grinding kind of week. (When isn’t it that kind of week?) And now, you have excruciating jaw pain. Ibuprofen? Might as well put a bandage on your jaw for all the help it’s doing.   

So how do you spell jaw pain relief? M-A-S-S-A-G-E.

Many factors contribute to what was once called “lockjaw,” a disorder of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) that causes:

Jaw pain or tenderness, often while chewing.

Headache or facial pain.

Earache or ringing in the ears.

Difficulty opening or closing the mouth (hence the term, “lockjaw”).

There are different causes of

temporomandibular disorders (TMD)

, including arthritis or a jaw injury. But if TMD is related to tightness and imbalance in the TMJ muscles because of clenching, a professional jaw massage might be what the doctor ordered.

“I’ve found manipulation by a professional, plus jaw exercises, to be highly effective,” says chiropractor Andrew Bang, DC. “When painkillers and bite guards don’t cut it, these types of manual therapy are a good next step.”

TMJ trigger point massage

Trigger points are hyper-tensed muscles (aka muscle knots) that cause jaw aches and pains. “When it comes to TMD, we can blame the pain on the masseter muscle, which covers the jaw over your teeth,” says Dr. Bang.

“The masseter muscle is used for chewing and jaw clenching. Muscle overuse from teeth grinding and jaw clenching causes the muscles to become tense, inflamed and very painful.”  

But the magic of massage or manual therapy may mend those muscles. It’s best to find a provider who has a comprehensive understanding of the TMJ musculature, such as a:

Chiropractor.

Physical therapist.

Massage therapist.

Osteopathic physician.

When the jaw muscles are overly tight or imbalanced, manual therapy works well to help restore normal muscle tone and balance between the TMJ muscles.

The therapist starts by gently touching the muscle to relax it. Next, they firmly press a thumb or finger into the tissue to identify and apply intense pressure to any trigger points. “The kneading helps to unravel the ropey muscle fibers and bring relief,” says Dr. Bang.

https://health.clevelandclinic.org/stubborn-tmj-pain-try-trigger-point-massage-and-jaw-exercises/

Dominic Carrasco - Headon Chiropractic Clinic

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Treatments are provided for many different parts of the body such as the neck, low back, shoulders, knee, wrist, ankle, and feet.

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