Most scoliosis is first identified during adolescence, often through a school screening or a pediatrician's exam. A mild curve may require nothing more than periodic monitoring. A curve that is progressing during growth, however, warrants closer attention and potentially active management to support the spine as the body develops.
Dr. Bronstein at Beacon Clinic of Chiropractic evaluates adolescent scoliosis with the growth timeline in mind. His pediatric training helps him assess whether a curve is likely to remain stable or needs proactive care. Scoliosis treatment in Grover Beach starts with understanding where the patient is in their development.
