Spinal Decompression

Spinal decompression, also known as non-surgical decompression therapy, is a non-invasive method for stretching the spine to relieve pressure. The theory behind spinal decompression is that applying gentle but firm traction to stretch the spine will lessen the stress on the disc, which will allow the disc to return to its normal position while also encouraging blood flow. Not only is space created for the disc to move back towards its original position, but circulation is also improved to promote the body’s healing processes. 

​A decompression table gives the doctor complete control over the speed, strength, and range. The patient is attached to the table with computerized controls. Straps ensure that the patient is secure, while the doctor can adjust the tension in the stretch to ensure that the necessary space is created in the ​spine – while still keeping the patient safe and comfortable.

The KDT decompression certification course entails over 40 hours, including hands-on training sessions, followed by a certification examination. Leading Chiropractic Colleges approve it. After completing this comprehensive course, Dr. Ellis is pleased to better serve our patients and others in the community with advanced spinal decompression therapy. This advanced technique is a non-surgical option that can finally relieve many people who suffer from neck or back pain. 

​While the idea of having your spine stretched by a machine may seem a little strange at first, you will discover that spinal decompression is gentle and relatively comfortable. Many patients get some relief after the first session. Repeated sessions can improve healing, lead to positive outcomes for various back injuries, and improve symptoms that you may not have realized are related to your back pain. As your Dallas chiropractor, we will administer as many sessions of spinal decompression treatment as necessary to help you heal.