Chiropractor in Provo, Utah
Fellowship-trained spine specialists. Advanced diagnostics. Real results.
Conditions We Treat
At McClean Chiropractic Spine Care Specialists, we diagnose and treat a wide range of spine-related pain and disorders — from everyday back and neck pain to complex injuries. Whether your pain is caused by an accident, poor posture, a disc problem, ligament damage, arthritis, or post-surgical complications, our advanced imaging and fellowship-level expertise help us find the true source of the issue and create a treatment plan that works.
Where Does It Hurt?
Tap a region of the spine to see what we treat there - and how we find the real cause.
Neck (Cervical Spine)
Seven small vertebrae support your head and allow most of its motion. Injuries and wear here cause neck pain, whiplash, headaches, and pain or tingling that runs into the shoulders and arms.
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Mid-Back (Thoracic Spine)
Twelve vertebrae anchor your ribs and protect your heart and lungs. Problems here show up as stiffness, postural pain, and aching between the shoulder blades.
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Low Back (Lumbar Spine)
Five large vertebrae carry most of your body weight. This is the most common source of back pain, disc herniation, and sciatica that shoots down the leg.
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Pelvis and Sacrum
The foundation your spine stands on. Sacroiliac joint problems cause one-sided low back pain, hip pain, and pain that can mimic sciatica - especially during and after pregnancy.
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Treatments & Services
Auto & Car Accident Injury Care
Car accidents create complex, overlapping injuries that standard ER workups routinely miss. Fellowship-trained spinal biomechanics evaluation identifies every mechanical driver — so nothing is left untreated.
Whiplash & Cervical Sprains
Ligament tearing, facet capsule damage, and disc injury from rapid flexion-extension forces — often invisible on static X-ray.
Herniated Discs
Traumatic disc herniation in the cervical or lumbar spine compressing nerve roots, causing radiating pain, numbness, and weakness.
Neck & Back Pain
Acute and chronic cervical and lumbar pain from muscle strain, joint injury, and structural disruption at the time of impact.
Headaches & Migraines
Cervicogenic headaches driven by upper cervical joint restriction, suboccipital tension, and altered afferent signaling post-collision.
Shoulder & Arm Pain
Rotator cuff strain and cervical radiculopathy mimicking shoulder pathology — requires biomechanical differentiation before treatment.
Radiating Arm & Leg Pain
Dermatomal pain patterns from nerve root compression — burning, shooting, or electrical pain traveling into the extremities.
Soft Tissue Injuries
Muscle tears, myofascial trigger points, and fascial restrictions that develop after impact and restrict movement without showing on imaging.
Dizziness & Vertigo
Cervicogenic dizziness from upper cervical proprioceptive disruption — often misattributed to inner ear when the driver is C1-C2 restriction.
TMJ & Jaw Pain
Temporomandibular joint loading from crash forces, often co-occurring with upper cervical dysfunction — evaluated and co-managed together.
Ligament Instability
Alar, transverse, and capsular ligament damage detected with motion X-ray — hypermobility and instability missed on standard static imaging.
Concussion Symptoms
Post-concussion syndrome with brain fog, light sensitivity, and cognitive changes — cervical spine contribution is routinely overlooked in concussion management.
Numbness & Tingling
Paresthesia in the hands, fingers, or feet from nerve root irritation or thoracic outlet compression — requires neurological vs. mechanical differentiation.