Dr. Choi, Tony

Dr. Tony Choi

Upper Neck Specialist

Revive Spinal Care

Practice Technique: 
Atlas Orthogonal, Upper Cervical Care

864-778-8439

213 E Butler Rd. Unit A2 Mauldin, SC 29662

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Doctor's Profile

Dr. Tony Choi is an upper cervical doctor who established Revive Spinal Care in Mauldin, SC. He took up a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry at Clemson University and Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Sherman College of Chiropractic. Additionally, Dr. Choi has attended seminars and training to learn different upper cervical chiropractic techniques, including Atlas Orthogonal, Blair Upper Cervical, Gonstead, and EPIC. Along with his background in the various disciplines of upper cervical chiropractic, the good doctor also has a 10-year career in massage therapy and holds a certification in the Myoskeletal Alignment Technique and Myofascial Release. Currently, he is studying in Practice of Functional Medicine at the Functional Medicine University to develop his skills further and provide better care to his patients.

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8-Year-Old Girl With Bell's Palsy Regained Confidence And Wellness Through Upper Cervical Care

Macy is a kid who struggled with Bell's Palsy for two months following a dental procedure. Her face was completely paralyzed on one side, and the parents were at their wit's end trying to get help for their 8-year-old daughter. They tried the traditional medical route with ster...

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