Our Mission Valley office uses the Arthrostim adjusting instrument to deliver safe comfortable chiropractic adjustments to patients ranging from newborns to elderly patients who have severe osteoporosis and degenerative arthritis. Although traditional "popping" and "twisting" types of chiropractic adjustments are very safe and effective, some patients are afraid to try them or find them slightly u
ncomfortable. By using the Arthrostim instrument to adjust you, Dr. Deters is able to deliver an even more effective and comfortable way to adjust you so you can get out of pain faster and heal better. For those patients who prefer the traditional "popping" type of chiropractic adjustment, Dr. Deters is well trained to deliver these types of adjustments as well. The latest addition to our practice is the SoftWave shockwave therapy device. It is the fastest, most effective means of stopping pain, activating stem cells, and regenerating damaged joints and muscles ever developed. It uses super sonic acoustic sound waves to pe*****te deeply into damaged and painful tissues to heal them faster than ever thought possible. Thousands of patients who were told they had to have joint replacement surgery, or surgery for torn muscles and tendons, have been able to avoid surgery, and get out of pain with SoftWave therapy. It is now widely used in the NFL, NBA, MLB, and UFC to help athletes recover quickly, without drugs or surgery. We also use the revolutionary new Scar Tissue Rapid Release Technology to comfortably break up scar tissue that can cause pain and restricted movement in joints, muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Patients describe the Rapid Release Technology Scar Tissue treatments as feeling like they are "getting a massage with a thousand fingers!" Our patients love them and they are absolutely amazed how they can immediately move much easier and have much less pain after just a couple minutes of this amazing Rapid Release Technology. Call our office today to experience this miraculous technology that many professional sports teams and Olympic teams are now using.
