Ahh, welcome to the world of the "chiropractic business." Before you think I'm being negative, I'm actually a HUGE fan of chiropractic care!!! BUT, MOST of the chiropractors out there aren't any better than mainstream doctors as far as wanting to make money and not listening to the patient. When I first started my lengthy search for a chiropractor, here's some questions that helped me sort the "good" ones from the "bad" ones...
Do you require x-rays? (The "good" ones don't because they know how to care for you without exposing you to radiation).
Do you work on children and babies? (a "yes" is a good sign that they believe in thorough multi-level treatment)
How long do you spend with the patient on a regular visit? (Sure, they all spend 45 minutes the first time, but if they tell you that you need to come in 2-3 times a week for 6-10 weeks, they're not one of the "good" ones, they're trying to make money. Usually on all those follow up visits, you'll be in and out within 3 minutes, that's ridiculous. A good chiropractor will listen to and examine you each and every time.
Okay, with all that being said...
The one chiropractor I can recommend is Dr. James Denito in Allen. He's also a naturopath, so he addresses nutritional issues as well. His office isn't big and fancy, another reason why I know he's not one of these "mega money making" offices that try and crank out the patients. Each of his follow-up visits are at least 15 minutes long.
Another way to tell the "good" from the "bad" is by the schedule they recommend to you. A "good" chiro can help you in 1-3 visits total, they won't tell you to come back 30 times in the next 10 weeks. A "good" one will tell you to come back when YOU FEEL YOU NEED TO!
If you're not close enough to Allen, another one that I know of (BUT I HAVEN'T BEEN THERE MYSELF) is Dr. Len Lopez in Addison. I go to his website all the time for a bunch of info and articles!!
Hope all this info helps!