Because static X-rays show a picture…

Dynamic Digital X-ray shows the problem.

If your pain happens when you move…don’t you deserve better than trusting X-rays that don’t?

Most clinics still rely on 19th-century X-ray concepts, trying to explain pain on movement using static “freeze-frame” images. But how can a still picture explain something that only happens when you move?

That’s exactly why we use DDR—Dynamic Digital Radiography. Instead of a single still picture, DDR captures rapid-sequence images while you move: bending, extending, rotating, or performing the exact motion that reproduces your symptoms. It shows real-time joint behavior, restrictions, instability, and abnormal mechanics that static films simply can’t reveal. DDR shows the problem as it happens, not just how your spine looks when you’re standing still.

And for a fraction of what others charge for traditional static X-rays, you get state-of-the-art, 21st-century imaging that actually lets you see the problem!