Joint replacement surgery in North Texas

We work to bring you comfort and mobility through personalized joint treatments.

When alternative joint care methods have been proven ineffective, the orthopedic surgeons at Texas Bone & Joint perform advanced procedures to bring relief. Our joint pain specialists outline all available treatment options, helping you decide which one is right for you.

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Conditions treated by our orthopedic surgeons

We address a wide range of physically limiting conditions, including:

  • Avascular necrosis (AVN)
  • Degenerative arthritis
  • Fractures
  • Nonunion fracture
  • Post-traumatic arthritis

Our joint care program

If you still experience joint pain during inactivity, or after attempting medication or physical therapy, you may be a good candidate for joint replacement surgery.

Joint replacement surgeries we offer

At our Texas-based offices in Alliance, Arlington, Denton, Irving (Las Colinas), Lewisville and North Hills, our orthopedic surgeons can perform partial and total joint replacement surgery. The range of procedures we offer includes:

  • Partial hip replacement surgery
  • Partial knee replacement surgery
  • Partial shoulder replacement surgery
  • Reverse total shoulder replacement surgery
  • Robot-assisted hip replacement surgery
  • Robot-assisted knee replacement surgery
  • Total hip replacement surgery
  • Total knee replacement surgery
  • Total shoulder replacement surgery

Hip replacement surgery

If you have developed severe hip pain or stiffness, we can surgically address your issue to help make your daily life less challenging. Our surgeons perform both anterior and posterior hip replacement procedures, enabling us to access your hip from the front or the back.

Knee replacement surgery

In certain instances, fractures, ligament tears and meniscus damage can contribute to knee problems later in life, even if they were surgically addressed post-injury. Our knee surgeons work to ease any discomfort or instability you may be experiencing by performing a comprehensive assessment of your current level of health, then partially or fully replacing your joint.

Shoulder replacement surgery

Rotator cuff tears, dislocations and overuse of the shoulder can cause pain, lack of mobility and limited range of motion as you age. As time goes on, these hindrances can require surgery to effectively manage your symptoms, and our shoulder surgeons are prepared to effectively replace any damaged joints to improve and restore your quality of life.

Robot-assisted joint replacement surgery

Whenever possible, our hip and knee surgeons welcome the assistance of the latest robotic technology, which enables us to perform joint replacement surgery with greater precision and overall efficiency. Using a robotic arm and computerized tomography (CT)-based 3D modeling, our surgeons can deliver an elevated surgical experience, with minimal scarring, less pain and a faster recovery.