When joint pain becomes severe, patients often wonder whether joint replacement or preservation is the best option. We take a conservative-first approach, exploring joint preservation strategies such as cartilage restoration, regenerative medicine, and targeted therapies before considering surgery. For patients with advanced arthritis or joint damage, we offer state-of-the-art total and partial joint replacement procedures to restore function and long-term mobility. Our goal is to provide the best possible outcome while preserving as much of the natural joint as possible.
Choosing the right approach depends on age, activity level, and the severity of joint damage. For younger or active patients, joint preservation techniques can extend the lifespan of the natural joint and delay the need for surgery. When joint replacement is necessary, modern advancements in implant materials and surgical techniques allow for quicker recovery times and greater durability. We work closely with each patient to determine the most effective, individualized solution for their long-term orthopedic health.
