Yes! Chiropractors do not hold a medical degree but they do hold a doctorate of chiropractic degree and spend years studying anatomy, orthopedics, physiology, and more.

At Oviedo Chiropractic, we understand why some of our patients are hesitant to seek out chiropractic care, but we also consider it our mission to reeducate them about how much chiropractors can benefit them.

Spoiler alert: It’s so much more than cracking your back for you.

In this article, we’ll answer your most burning question: “What does a chiropractor do?”

It could almost be a word association game: I say “chiropractor,” you say “cracking people’s backs.” But there’s got to be more to chiropractic care than that, right? What exactly is going on at the chiropractor’s office?

Chiropractors receive a lot of training, but they’re not guarding any proprietary secrets.

At Oviedo Chiropractic, we love to educate our clients on the type of care they’re receiving when visiting a chiropractor, so we’ve pulled back the curtain to answer your most burning question…”What does a chiropractor do?”