NUCCA, QSM3 and Advanced Orthogonal spinal correction depends upon precise mathematical calculations, physics and biomechanics. Laser aligned X-rays are a critical part of ensuring your spinal correction is accurate and successful. Every effort is made to keep x-ray exposure to a minimum, including the use of state-of-the-art High Frequency x-ray and various lead filters. The doctor will take both pre- and post-correction x-rays from three different angles focusing on the skull, atlas and spine.

These x-rays determine the direction and degree of spinal misalignment. Using them, the doctor determines how to properly balance your spine.