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Regular Visits

The first visit or two is intense and takes an investment of 30 minutes or so. After that, the typical office visit may require 5 to 10 minutes.

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But don’t think the brevity of a regular visit lessens its value! The adjustments and care you receive are extremely effective in removing the causes of your health challenges so your body can heal itself.

It is extremely important to consistently do the exercises recommended, look for ways to reduce stress to your body and to follow the recommendations for your visits. These things we are asking you to do are designed to maximize your healing and minimize the time it takes for you to reach your health goals. We need to work together to reach those goals.

We recognize your time is valuable. So we do everything possible to run on time and minimize the impact on your busy life.

Call us to get started with chiropractic care today!



Dr. Glenn Izor | Phone: (614) 764-8780
7259 Sawmill Road, Suite 150, Dublin, OH
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Dr. Izor Asks some important questions of interest to Dublin residents - Chiropractor Dublin Dr. Izor Asks...

Why is a "slipped disc" unlikely?
Separating each spinal vertebra is a disc. Its fibrous outer ring holds in a jelly-like material. Because of the way a disc attaches to the spinal bones above and below it, it can't actually "slip." However, a disc can bulge, tear, herniate, thin and collapse. But it can't slip.
Why are frequent visits advised when starting chiropractic care?
Consistent visits at the beginning of your chiropractic care help create the momentum necessary to correct and retrain unhealthy spinal patterns. Later, Dublin practice members find that continued care on a less frequent visit schedule can help preserve their progress and avoid a relapse.