TORONTO, July 17, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Chiropractor Dr. Brian Dower would like to announce the celebration of one full year of providing computer-assisted adjusting in downtown Toronto. He has assisted clients from all around the Toronto area in experiencing an alternative to manual adjustments and opened the benefits of chiropractic care to new markets.
Computer-assisted adjusting has been a major success for the practice and of tremendous benefit to Toronto and surrounding area clients. Patients report finding computer-assisted adjusting to be exceptionally gentle and targeted in dealing with issues like low back pain, chronic headaches, neck pain and carpal tunnel syndrome. Toronto chiropractic clients get to see both a pre-adjustment and post-adjustment analysis on-screen.
The response to computer-assisted adjusting has been robust. In fact, the demand has been so great that Dr. Brian Dower has just ordered a second system.
Computer-assisted chiropractic adjusting is done with the Sigma Instrument, which has the ability to pick up subluxations and other spinal abnormalities quickly and accurately. While hands-on evaluation is still used by Dr. Dower, the Sigma Instrument allows for exceptionally precise detection and correction of nervous system and spinal dysfunction.
Dr. Dower uses this compact, non-invasive instrument to complete a comprehensive scan of the spine, measuring nerve and muscle function, as well as how the spine is positioned. Results are displayed on a monitor, allowing immediate assessment of the areas that require treatment. A tool featuring targeted, gentle percussion can then be immediately used to make the adjustment. This computer-assisted tool avoids the cracking and popping sounds typically associated with the traditional type of chiropractic adjustment.
Dr. Brian Dower explains, "While traditional Chiropractic adjustments work exceptionally well, clients who may be apprehensive about the expected popping sounds can rest assured that these noises are eliminated with the Sigma Instrument method of computer-assisted adjusting. The Sigma Instrument allows me to relieve symptoms efficiently and non-invasively.”
The chiropractic office of Dr. Brian Dower is located at 28 Park Road in downtown Toronto, Ontario. Those in the public who are looking for more information about computer-assisted adjusting or who wish to book an appointment may do so by calling (647) 931-6551. Additional information is also available on the website at http://www.drdower.ca/.