Specific Imaging Designed To Find What Traditional X-Rays May Miss

If your pain keeps coming back—or you’ve tried treatments without lasting results—Digital Motion X-rays (DMX) may help identify underlying movement problems that traditional imaging cannot fully detect.

At La Starza Wellness Chiropractic, we use high definition motion-based imaging to better understand how your spine and joints function in real time.

Appointments are limited each week.

Digital Motion X-rays (DMX) are an advanced form of imaging that allows us to view your spine and joints while they are moving.
Traditional X-rays provide only a static image.

DMX captures movement in real time—almost like a video—allowing us to better evaluate instability, abnormal movement patterns, and areas of stress that may not appear on standard imaging.

Imagine trying to understand how a car works by only looking at still photos. You would miss how the parts actually move together.

That’s why motion matters.

Many patients continue to experience:

• Chronic back pain,
• Neck pain,
• Headaches,
• Dizziness, or recurring symptoms
• Even after normal MRI or standard X-ray findings.

In some cases, the issue may involve abnormal movement or instability that only becomes visible when the body is in motion. DMX helps us gain a more complete understanding of how your spine functions so we can create a more precise treatment plan.

DMX may be helpful for patients dealing with:

• Chronic neck pain
• Chronic back pain
• Sciatica
• Headaches
• Whiplash or car accident injuries
• Dizziness or vertigo
• Recurring spinal problems
• Symptoms that have not improved with other treatments

If you’ve been told “everything looks normal” but still have symptoms, advanced motion imaging may provide additional insight.

We do more than simply treat symptoms.

Our approach focuses on identifying the root cause of your problem using:

• Detailed evaluations
• Advanced imaging when necessary
• Spinal decompression
• Precise chiropractic care
• And individualized treatment planning

Digital Motion X-rays are one of the tools we use to better understand how your body is functioning and create a more targeted plan for recovery.

Many patients come to us after:

• Medications
• Injections
• Physical therapy, or other treatments without lasting improvement