Acupuncture & Dry Needling

in Jefferson, Ohio

Targeted Care for Pain, Tension & Better Movement

Two precise, drug-free approaches tailored to your symptoms, comfort, and goals.

Fine needles - Personalized treatment - Cash-pay simplicity

Natural, Focused Care

Two Techniques. One Personalized Plan.

Acupuncture and dry needling both use very fine needles, but they are selected for different reasons. Your doctor will recommend the approach that best fits what you are experiencing.

ACUPUNCTURE

Uses carefully selected points throughout the body to support pain relief, relaxation, and overall function.

DRY NEEDLING

Targets tight muscles and trigger points that may contribute to pain, stiffness, and restricted movement.

Acupuncture vs. Dry Needling

What's the Difference?

Acupuncture

Rooted in traditional Chinese medicine and modern clinical practice. Needles are placed at selected points based on your symptoms and treatment goals.


Commonly Used For

Often chosen for pain, headaches, stress, sleep concerns, and broader wellness support.

Dry Needling

A musculoskeletal technique that places needles directly into tight muscles or triiger points.


Commonly Used For

Often chosen for localized muscle pain, spasm, limited motion , and sports or overuse problems.

Common Reasons People Visit

Could This Care Be Right For You?

Treatment begins with an evaluation. These are some of the most common concerns patients bring to our office.

Back & Neck Pain

Stiffness, soreness, and restricted motion

Headaches & Migraines

Tension-related and recurring discomfort

Sciatica

Pain or irritation traveling into the leg

Arthritis & Joint Pain

Support for comfort and mobility

Muscle Tension

Tight bands and sensitive trigger points

Sports Injury and Overuse

Recovery from repetitive strain

Stress & Sleep Concerns

A calming, supportive approach

Post-Surgical Pain

Conservative support when appropriate

Does acupuncture hurt?

Most people feel little to no discomfort as the hair-thin needles are placed. You may notice a brief pinch, pressure, warmth or heaviness. Dry needling can create a short muscle twitch or temporary soreness. We explain what to expect and encourage you to speak up at any time.

Why choose Davis Family Chiropractic?

Care That Fits the Person - Not a Package

Our goal is to recommend only the care that makes sense for you with straight-forward pricing and no insurance company influence.

Treatment selected for your specific symptoms and goals

No long-term contracts or mandatory care packages

Acupuncture, dry needling and chiropractic care in one office

Clear cash-pay pricing with no surprise insurance bills

Convenient Jefferson, Ohio location and online scheduling

Superbill available for eligible private insurance plans

More options under one roof

Can Acupuncture Be Combined with Chiropractic Care?

Yes. Depending on your needs, acupuncture or dry needling may be used alone or alongside chiropractic care, massage therapy or other services.

Price savings for combining chiropractic and acupuncture on the same visit is available.

Pre-paid acupuncture packages are not mandatory, but are available as a long-term cost savings for you.

Questions before you schedule?

Acupuncture & Dry Needling FAQs

How many visits will I need?

The number of visits varies based on your condition, goals, and response to treatment. We do not require a predetermined course of care.

Do I need a referal?

No referral is needed. You can contact us directly or schedule online.

What should I wear?

Wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows access to the area being treated. Shorts or a tank top may be helpful for coms concerns. Athletic shorts and/or gowns are available by request if needed.

Are the needles safe and sterile?

Yes. We use sterile, single-use needles that are discarded safely after treatment in an appropriate sharps container.

Will I be sore afterward?

Many patients feel relaxed. Mild, temporary soreness can occur, particularly after dry needling.

Is acupuncture the same as dry needling?

No. Both use fine needles, but acupuncture uses selected points while dry needling targets specific muscles and trigger points.

Dr. Adam Davis

Dr. Adam Davis
DC, DIBAK, DABCA, DCBCN, DACNB, DACBSP, FNP

Experienced, Credential Care

Dr. Adam Davis holds advanced post-doctoral credentials in chiropractic acupuncture, applied kinesiology, functional neurology and clinical nutrition. Your care is selected after an individualized evaluation and explained before treatment begins.

Ready to See if Acupuncture is Right for You?

Schedule your new patient chiropractic exam at Davis Family Chiropractic in Jefferson, Ohio.

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