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Chiropractor treating a patient's shoulder
Non surgical pain relief

Non Surgical Pain Relief in Dallas and Lewisville, TX

Chiropractic based care aimed at reducing neck, back and joint pain without surgery.

What does non surgical pain relief at Longhorn include?

Our pain relief care is chiropractic focused and non surgical. Depending on your exam, it can include chiropractic adjustments, therapeutic massage, kinesiology taping and home exercise guidance. If your exam shows you may need imaging, injections or surgery, we refer you to the right specialist.

Chiropractor stretching a patient's neck
What we treat

Which types of pain do we treat?

  • Neck pain and whiplash
  • Lower and upper back pain
  • Shoulder and hip pain
  • Muscle spasms and stiffness
  • Pain after car accidents, falls and work injuries

How does our care compare with other pain treatment?

OptionWhat it involvesAt Longhorn
Chiropractic adjustmentsHands-on spinal and joint adjustmentsYes
Therapeutic massage and tapingSoft tissue work and supportive tapeYes
InjectionsMedication injected near the painful areaReferral to a specialist
SurgeryOperative repairReferral to a surgeon
Locations

Where can you get this care?

Dallas clinic

10611 Garland Road, Suite 115
Dallas, TX 75218

East Dallas, Lake Highlands, Garland and Mesquite

Lewisville clinic

751 Hebron Pkwy, Suite 160
Lewisville, TX 75057

Lewisville, Flower Mound, Carrollton and The Colony

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is non surgical care right for me?

Your exam will show whether chiropractic care is a good fit or whether you need a referral to another specialist.

Do you perform injections or surgery?

No. We focus on non surgical, chiropractic based care and refer out when injections or surgery may be needed.

Hurt in a wreck? Talk to us today.

Call the main line and we will book you at our Dallas or Lewisville clinic.

Page updated October 22, 2026. Reviewed by the Longhorn Injury and Rehab Centers clinical team.