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The goal has always been to perform as a center of excellence, more than 35 years later, Texas Back Institute is one of the largest multidisciplinary spine centers in the world. Using the latest technology and medical advances, Texas Back Institute is dedicated to helping patients get back to life. Please note, communication on this site does not create a physician/patient relationship. Any tips or suggestions given on this page should be discussed with your physician before attempting. The Golden Rule…treat everyone the way you would like to be treated. Any posts or comments that are of a threatening nature toward TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE, our employees or other fans will be removed at the discretion of TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE.

2. Keep posts on topic. Any spam, advertising, soliciting or repeat posts will be removed at the discretion of TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE.

3. Keep your images and videos rated G. Any photos or videos that contain inappropriate or offensive imagery will be removed at the discretion of TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE.

4. Choose your words carefully. Any posts or comments using offensive, inappropriate or vulgar language will be removed at the discretion of TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE.

5. Please remember that anything you post becomes public information. Do not share your personal information that includes phone numbers, addresses, email addresses, or financial information on the TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE Facebook wall.

6. If you have a customer service related question or issue; please send us a direct message with the details and the best way to contact you.

7. Any repeat offenders will be no longer be eligible to post or interact on the TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE page. Please know that these rules are subject to change without prior notice. We encourage you to check the about section of our page for any updates to these rules. If you have questions or concerns. Please feel free to send us a direct message or email us at contactus@texasback.com.

01/05/2026

Unlike herniated discs, bulging discs don’t always rupture, but they can still compress spinal nerves and cause serious discomfort. If you’re noticing radiating pain, tingling, or muscle weakness, a bulging disc might be the underlying issue.

Discover how our specialists at Texas Back Institute diagnose and treat bulging discs before they worsen: https://bit.ly/3ZtXQMN

01/01/2026

As we welcome 2026, we’re wishing you a year of movement, strength, and wellness. Happy New Year from all of us at Texas Back Institute! Our office is closed today, though we will be open again tomorrow.

12/31/2025

Back pain is one of the most common barriers to staying active, and January is a great time to assess how your daily habits support (or strain) your spine.
From posture awareness to strengthening exercises to early evaluation for chronic pain, small changes can make a big impact throughout the year.

Explore our spine health resources on our blog and start 2026 feeling your best: https://bit.ly/4iP4aYx

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12/29/2025

Choosing the right spine surgeon isn’t just about credentials, it’s about experience, communication, and finding someone who truly understands your needs. At Texas Back Institute, our surgeons are known for their expertise, advanced training, and patient-centered approach.

Read the full blog to learn how to choose the surgeon who’s right for you: https://bit.ly/38vkn0D

12/25/2025

Wishing you peace, joy, and good health this holiday season and beyond. Merry Christmas from Texas Back Institute! We will be closed this Thursday, though will be open again on Friday.

12/24/2025

Back pain is common, but chronic pain, nerve symptoms, or difficulty moving shouldn’t be ignored.
The earlier a spine specialist evaluates your symptoms, the sooner you can get a personalized treatment plan designed around your goals and lifestyle.
Texas Back Institute offers both conservative and surgical options, supported by leading technology and decades of expertise.

Schedule an appointment with a TBI spine specialist today: https://bit.ly/4afsqNC

12/23/2025

At Texas Back Institute, technology isn’t a buzzword, it’s part of how we deliver world-class spine care.

Our surgeons use robotics, intraoperative CT imaging systems, and computer-assisted navigation to plan and perform surgeries with remarkable accuracy.
The result? More predictable outcomes and a smoother recovery for patients.

See how advanced technology supports better spine surgery at TBI: https://bit.ly/4n5Kb9I

12/18/2025

Lower back pain that won’t quit doesn’t always originate in the spine. The sacroiliac (SI) joint can be a major—but often overlooked—source of pain for patients. Texas Back Institute physicians specialize in identifying the true cause of symptoms and offering targeted treatments that restore mobility and comfort.

Ready for answers? Learn more about SI joint pain and treatments here: https://bit.ly/3tFK7H7

12/17/2025

Holiday travel shouldn’t leave you hurting. Whether you’re on a long flight or a road trip, taking a few minutes to stretch, support your lower back, and move regularly can make all the difference.

If your pain becomes severe or persistent, schedule an appointment with Texas Back Institute for personalized care: https://bit.ly/4afsqNC

12/15/2025

Spinal fusion is not a one-size-fits-all procedure. For patients with severe degeneration, instability, or deformity, it can provide lasting relief and improved function.
Our surgeons at Texas Back Institute use the latest innovative approaches to help reduce recovery time and enhance precision. Explore whether fusion may be an option for you: https://bit.ly/4iCxZdD

12/12/2025

Cold weather can make muscles tighten and joints stiffen, leading to more back discomfort. Stay ahead of it with consistent, low-impact activity like walking, yoga, or stretching.

Maintaining movement improves flexibility, circulation, and spinal strength—even when temperatures drop.

Your spine doesn’t take a season off. Keep it moving this winter!

12/10/2025

For many people, back pain is worse at night, often due to poor sleep posture, an old mattress, or an underlying spine condition.

Dr. Adewale Adeniran of Texas Back Institute explains how better alignment and the right support can make all the difference. If pain or stiffness keeps you from getting rest, it may be time to see a specialist. Learn more about what’s behind nighttime back pain and how you can start sleeping better: https://bit.ly/497k2PE

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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

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+19726085000

Website

http://www.texasback.com/

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The goal has always been to perform as a center of excellence, more than 40 years later, Texas Back Institute is one of the largest multidisciplinary spine centers in the world. Using the latest technology and medical advances, Texas Back Institute is dedicated to helping patients get back to life. Please note, communication on this site does not create a physician/patient relationship. Any tips or suggestions given on this page should be discussed with your physician before attempting. TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE Social Media Rules 1. The Golden Rule…treat everyone the way you would like to be treated. Any posts or comments that are of a threatening nature toward TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE, our employees or other fans will be removed at the discretion of TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE. 2. Keep posts on topic. Any spam, advertising, soliciting or repeat posts will be removed at the discretion of TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE. 3. Keep your images and videos rated G. Any photos or videos that contain inappropriate or offensive imagery will be removed at the discretion of TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE. 4. Choose your words carefully. Any posts or comments using offensive, inappropriate or vulgar language will be removed at the discretion of TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE. 5. Please remember that anything you post becomes public information. Do not share your personal information that includes phone numbers, addresses, email addresses, or financial information on the TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE Facebook wall. 6. If you have a customer service related question or issue; please send us a direct message with the details and the best way to contact you. 7. Any repeat offenders will be no longer be eligible to post or interact on the TEXAS BACK INSTITUTE page. Please know that these rules are subject to change without prior notice. We encourage you to check the about section of our page for any updates to these rules. If you have questions or concerns. Please feel free to send us a direct message or email us at contactus@texasback.com.