Orthopedic Services Offered by Total Joint Solutions in Oklahoma City

Our orthopedic services cover the full spectrum of hip and knee replacement, including revision hip and knee procedures. We utilize minimally invasive techniques designed to promote faster recovery and improved mobility. Our expertise includes kinematic alignment, quadriceps-sparing total knee replacement, muscle-sparing partial knee replacement, and direct anterior total hip replacement.

We also offer next-generation solutions such as CT-based, patient-specific instrumentation for kinematic alignment. This advanced approach customizes each implant to the patient’s unique anatomy, enhancing alignment accuracy, improving function, and delivering better overall outcomes.

We are advancing knee replacement through precision and innovation—because personalized care represents the future of orthopedics.

Our patient-specific instrumentation includes MyHip and MyKnee image-guided planning and execution, providing highly tailored surgical solutions. These innovative treatment options are designed to restore mobility, optimize performance, and improve quality of life

Total Hip Replacement

Total hip replacement is a proven solution for chronic pain or severe hip damage. The procedure replaces the entire hip joint with a prosthetic implant and is widely recognized for its success in restoring mobility and improving quality of life.

Total Joint Replacement

A comprehensive solution for severe arthritis or injury, this procedure involves replacing the affected joint with an artificial implant. It can greatly improve quality of life by reducing pain and restoring function.

Hip Resurfacing

Hip resurfacing is a surgical option that preserves more of the natural hip joint than a total replacement. It is often recommended for younger, active patients with advanced hip arthritis.

Partial Knee Replacement

This procedure replaces only the damaged portion of the knee while preserving healthy tissue and ligaments. It offers effective pain relief, enhanced mobility, and typically allows for a faster recovery compared to total knee replacement.