Dry Needling in Mississauga
Dry needling targets tight, painful trigger points as part of a broader plan to restore movement and strength.
Dry Needling care at Dundas Physiotherapy.
Specific symptoms we commonly assess.
Dry Needling can support symptoms that affect daily movement, work, sleep and confidence. Your clinician will assess the whole picture before recommending treatment.
A clear plan from the first visit.
Assessment
We listen to your story, check movement, strength and irritability, then explain what is most likely driving the problem.
Treatment
Hands-on care, exercise and education are selected around your diagnosis, comfort and goals.
Progression
Your plan is advanced as symptoms settle, with clear home steps so you can stay independent.
Tools we may use, chosen for you.
No two plans look the same. Your clinician picks the techniques that fit your condition, goals and preferences.
Trigger-point assessment
We identify irritable muscles and movement patterns that may be contributing to symptoms.
Fine-needle release
Needles are used to target tight muscle bands when clinically appropriate.
Mobility follow-up
Movement is added after needling so the nervous system learns a new, easier pattern.
Strength follow-up
Exercise helps maintain the change and reduce recurrence.
Symptom monitoring
Tenderness after treatment is explained and monitored.
Integrated treatment
Dry needling is one tool, not the whole plan.
Most extended health plans cover dry needling.
We can help you understand direct billing options, claim types and what to bring to your visit. Coverage depends on your individual plan.
Clinicians for dry needling
Questions specific to this service.
Dry needling is often used for muscle trigger points, stubborn tightness, neck and shoulder tension, back tightness and sport-related overuse symptoms.
Often paired with dry needling
Ready to start dry needling?
Book an assessment or call us with a question. We will help you choose the right next step.