Traditional X-rays provide a static image of the body and show how bones are aligned. However, they don’t show how everything is moving and flowing together. This is crucial information for chiropractors, who use a hands-on approach to care. Using traditional X-rays for diagnosis has limitations, especially when it comes to the spine. The spine is a complex system of joints and bones that is constantly in motion, even when a person is at rest. Traditional X-rays don’t provide a full picture of this complex system. As a result, chiropractors often miss critical information that can impact the course of treatment. Motion X-rays provide a dynamic view of the spine in action. Unlike traditional X-rays, motion X-rays track the movement of the spine and joints. This allows chiropractors to get a complete picture of how their patients’ bodies are moving and how their spinal adjustments are impacting the body.