Security-Widefield, CO Health and Fitness

Matthew Hansen, DDS, the dentist at High Point, knows toothy nature so well he can instinctively tell when a molar is lying or an incisor has a deep fear of rejection. Your visit will begin with a complete inventory of your face's contents and an x-ray to inspect their roots, cores, and innermost wishes for cavities, fissures, or soft spots. The vacuum thingy and industrial-strength toothbrush then work their magic on your whitey mouthpearls, getting you ready to bite things, chew food, or impress the jury with a beautiful, innocent smile.

Dr. Randel B. Wing of Premier Acupuncture Clinic, who's board certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, heads a staff who helps patients find balance and wellness through a range of holistic treatments. Acupuncture—insertion of fine needles at key points on the body—facilitates the flow of qi along energy pathways, bringing equilibriums thrown off by wayward somersaults back into balance. The clinic employs other traditional Chinese treatments, such as Chinese herbs, for an extensive list of maladies including addiction, arthritis, and multiple sclerosis.

Doctor of Chiropractic Mark Rocco, a former personal trainer, improves health by combining medical skills, holistic remedies, and modern technology at Springs Family Wellness. He uses various techniques to adjust spines and fix postural distortions. He creates custom treatment plans to aid in weight loss and physical therapy, devising strategies appropriate for each patient’s overall wellness, physical state, and status as a cat-or-dog person. He also offers complimentary adjustments to treat newborns up to age 1 when their parents are treated.

Doctors of Chiropractic Kurt Perkins and Ron Salvaggione believe that health is more than the lack of painful symptoms. True well-being stems from lifestyle choices that contribute to a balanced body. To help guide clients toward holistic wellness, they use a series of chiropractic techniques, which targets the underlying neuromuscular imbalances that can cause fatigue, chronic pain, or an inability to win a staring contest against your own reflection. Their care goes beyond alleviating current ailments, however. The doctors also help each patient understand how everyday posture and emotional states can affect overall health and how being conscious of them can help prevent the resurgence of pain.

The best place to study traditional Chinese medicine is in China, which is where licensed acupuncturist and herbalist Na Zhai completed her training. She was invited to teach medical professionals in Austria at the same time, where she completed more than three years of courses in western medicine. She combines knowledge from her education in eastern and western medicine with over 20 years of clinical experience to provide services to her patients.