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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“(Translated by Google) Excellent care from both the doctor and the nursing staff (Original) Excelente atención tanto el doctor como el personal de enfermería”
“(Translated by Google) Excellent service, very friendly. (Original) Atención excelente, muy amables.”
“Isaac was amazing! He helped me understand a lot of what I was going through and was very honest about my situation! I have received great care here!”
“Tania and Any were both thorough and nice. They addressed my issues to my level of understanding.”
“(Translated by Google) Excellent service. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (Original) Excelente servicio. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”
“Comprehensive spine center is a professional place to attend for injurys without them we would be in pain. They work fast at getting help for us .”
“Kassie and Isaac have been great and diligent in providing the right steps and treatment. Consistent follow up and guidance has been helpful to recover”
“The medical team were super helpful and amazing. Shoutout to Isaac bolantos, Erika, and Sophie. Very informative and down to earth people, would recommended.”
“Annie was great! Would recommend to anyone dealing with pain from accidents”
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.