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Meet Dr. Dave, Dacula's Hometown Chiropractor
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Remember the kindly doctor with the gentle touch
and the warm sense of humor your mom used to take
you to? He’s living in Dacula and providing
some of the best chiropractic care and rehabilitation
services available anywhere right here in our community.
His name is Dr. David F. Uhry. But we call him Dr.
Dave. You will, too
An experienced health care professional, Dr. Dave goes well beyond traditional chiropractic practices in diagnosing and treating each man, woman and child he sees.
The process begins with a basic understanding of chiropractic and the many ways it can help you get back on your feet and enjoying a happier, pain-free life.
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