Back & Sciatic Pain Specialists in Dallas
- Board-Certified Specialists
- Fluoroscopy-Guided Injections
- Early, Professional Diagnosis
- Personalized Treatment Plans
- Seven DFW Locations
- Non-Opioid-First Care
Back & Sciatic Conditions We Treat

Lower-Back Pain — Symptoms & Treatments
Relief for acute strain, facet pain, and chronic low-back aches.

Sciatica / Leg Nerve Pain — Pinched-Nerve Relief
Radiating leg pain from L4/L5/S1 nerve compression—numbness or weakness possible

Herniated Disc — Non-Surgical & MIS Options
“Slipped disc” causing nerve irritation; epidurals and microdiscectomy available.

Spinal Stenosis — Walk Farther, Hurt Less
Lumbar canal narrowing with neurogenic claudication; targeted therapy and decompression.

Degenerative Disc Disease — Age-Defying Spine Care
Disc dehydration and stiffness—biologic and motion-preserving solutions.

Spondylolisthesis — Stabilize Your Spine
Forward vertebra slip causing back/leg pain—rehab, bracing, or MIS fusion.
Explore Other
Back & Sciatic Diagnoses
We Treat
Not seeing your exact symptoms? Browse our complete Back & Sciatic Conditions A–Z—plain-English explanations of symptoms, testing, and treatment.
Image-Guided & Minimally Invasive
Procedures
Epidural Steroid Injection
Facet / Medial-Branch Block + RF
Kyphoplasty

Large-Joint Injections

Peripheral & Genicular RF

PRP / Stem-Cell
Why Choose Dallas Spine?
- Board-certified spine surgeons & pain physicians
- Fast, professional care with personalized plans
- Non-opioid-first; most improve without fusion
- On-site fluoroscopy for precise, low-radiation procedures
- Same-day or next-day access at seven DFW locations
- Fully integrated spine and orthopedic care
What Our Patients Have to Say
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Request Your Same-Day Back & Sciatic Pain Evaluation
Don’t wait in pain — our expert spine specialists are available for same-day evaluations.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I see a doctor for back or leg pain?
If pain shoots into the leg—or follows a crash or heavy lift—get a same-day evaluation. Red flags (weakness, fever, bladder/bowel issues) require urgent care. See Lower-Back Pain and Sciatica, then request an evaluation.
After an injury, who should I see first?
A board-certified spine/pain specialist. We perform a focused exam, review MRI/X-rays, and begin evidence-based care. See PT & Rehab and our Back & Sciatic hub.
Why does early treatment matter?
Earlier diagnosis shortens recovery, limits scar tissue and nerve irritation, and reduces long-term disability. Explore PT & Rehab, Epidural Injections, and Facet/Medial-Branch + RF.
How quickly can I be seen?
Same-day or next-day across seven DFW locations. Start on the Back & Sciatic hub or call 214-782-9222.
Do you have imaging on-site?
We don’t run MRI/CT in-house. Bring prior studies—we review them and order imaging when needed. For procedures, we use on-site fluoroscopy. See Epidural and Facet/RF.
What happens at my first visit—what should I bring?
Focused exam, imaging review, medication history, and a non-opioid-first plan. Bring discs/reports, med list, and ID/insurance. See Non-Surgical Therapies and Lower-Back Pain.