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Motor cycles are single-track two wheeled motor vehicle. They have become a common means of transport and they are quite fast just like a motor vehicle. They are also affordable and most people who do not have cars have them. Due to the high speed that they travel in, they are more prone to road accidents than automobiles. The other reason is that they are driven in the same road as vehicles and they are less noticeable and therefore are knocked down fast.

A mountain bike can take you off-road, whereas a road bike can have you riding around just like participants in these major road races:

INJURIES OF THE JAWS AND FACE Facial injuries can affect the upper jaw, lower jaw, cheek, nose, eye socket. They maybe in some cases limited to only soft tissues of the face and mouth, or in severe cases, involve the jaw bones and bones of the facial skeleton. Facial injuries most commonly occur during: Sports or recreational activities. Motor vehicle crashes. Falls. Fights. How is a Facial Injury Diagnosed? When making a diagnosis, your doctor will begin by asking about your medical history, including any events that may have caused your facial injury. A thorough physical and medical examination will also be conducted, to note any injuries to your face and other parts of your body. This may be followed by relevant X-rays and CT scan of the head and face. Specific X-rays are needed depending on exact nature and site of injuries. Many people with facial injuries also suffer from additional injuries. In such cases additional x-rays, investigations and consultations with other medical specialists may be needed. FMS is equipped with Cone Beam CT SCAN, OPG/Panorama Xrays and RVGs to assess the jaw and facial bone fractures.

The chiropractors at Back2Stength commonly address a variety of different conditions including acute/chronic lower back or neck pain, sciatica, whiplash, work, and motor vehicle injuries, headaches, migraines, sports injuries, fibromyalgia, scoliosis, and injuries to the upper and lower extremities. If we feel you have an issue that chiropractic can help with - we will discuss your diagnosis, your treatment options, your health care goals, and answer any other questions you might have. If we do not feel we can help you we will make an appropriate referral to one of the many health care providers we work with. We look forward to meeting you.