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Scoliosis X-rays showing spinal curvature and Cobb angle

Scoliosis Care at AVANT

A Modern Look to Scoliosis Treatment

a proactive approach to scoliosis 

If you’ve been diagnosed with scoliosis, you may have been told to “wait and see” how it progresses. At AVANT, we take a different approach. Scoliosis is not just a sideways curve; it is a complex, three-dimensional change in the spine, ribcage, and posture that can affect how your body moves and functions over time.

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While many people are told scoliosis is permanent, the reality is with the right approach, it can often be improved.

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What Makes Our Approach Different

Care at AVANT is focused on understanding the structure of your spine and developing a plan that is specific to your condition.

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This includes:

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  • Detailed structural and postural assessment

  • Individualized treatment planning

  • Ongoing measurement and progress tracking

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Our goal is not simply to manage symptoms—but to improve alignment, function, and long-term outcomes.

Specialized, Non-Surgical Treatment Options

No two scoliosis cases are the same—and your care shouldn’t be either. At AVANT, your treatment plan may include:

Advanced Bracing (ScoliBrace®)

Modern corrective bracing designed to:

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  • Actively guide the spine toward a better position

  • Be customized to your exact curve pattern

  • Support long-term structural change

Scoliosis X-rays: curved spine vs. straight spine
Scoliosis X-rays: 40-degree curve vs 20-degree curve

Scoliosis-Specific Exercise (ScoliBalance®)

A customized program designed to:

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  • Improve spinal alignment

  • Strengthen weak areas

  • Retrain posture and movement patterns

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This evidence-informed, 3D approach integrates leading methods like Schroth and Chiropractic Biophysics®

Structural Spinal Correction

Using targeted adjustments and traction techniques to:

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  • Restore proper spinal curves

  • Reduce abnormal loading on joints and discs

  • Improve nervous system function

Who we help

We work with patients at every stage:

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  • Children and adolescents with developing curves

  • Adults with long-standing scoliosis

  • Adults experiencing degenerative scoliosis later in life

  • Patients who have been told “nothing more can be done”

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In fact, many of our patients come to us after trying everything else.

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