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Henrietta Chiropractic & Massage

2040 E Henrietta Rd
Rochester, NY 14623

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Dr. Estey holds the expert title of Diplomate of the Gonstead Technique.

The Gonstead Technique is the most complete method of biomechanical analysis available for use by todayâ?Ts doctors of chiropractic. Mastering this analysis, technique and adjustment takes more time and a LOT of practice and dedication.


The â?oGonstead Chiropractorâ?

Dr. Estey goes beyond what many chiropractors consider a spinal assessment by conducting a thorough analysis of your spine using five criteria to detect the presence of the vertebral subluxation complex.

Visualization â?" Visualization is a way to cross reference all the other findings. Dr. Estey is an expert in looking for subtle changes in your posture and movement which could indicate any problems.

Instrumentation â?" The instrument of choice in the Gonstead System is the Nervoscope. The Nervoscope detects uneven distributions of heat along the spine which can be indicative of inflammation and nerve pressure. This instrument is guided down the length of your back and feels like two fingers gliding down each side of your spine.

Static Palpation â?" This is simply the process of feeling (or palpating) your spine in a stationary (or static) position. Dr. Estey will feel for the presence of swelling (or edema), tenderness and any abnormal texture or tightness in the muscles and other tissues of your back.

Motion Palpation â?" This process involves feeling the spine while moving and bending it at various angles. This enables Dr. Estey to determine how easily or difficult each segment in your spine moves in different directions.

X-Ray Analysis â?" x-ray films enable Dr. Estey to visualize the entire structure of your spine. This is helpful in evaluating posture, joint and disc integrity, vertebral misalignments and ruling out any pathologies, or recent fractures that may be present or contributing to the patientâ?Ts condition. These full-spine radiographs are taken in the standing, weight-bearing position to fully substantiate the examination findings.

Appointments available anytime except Sunday mornings.