Knee Surgeries
Your Knee Surgery Specialist in DFW
At Texas Institute of Orthopedic Surgery & Sports Medicine (TiOS), we understand how frustrating knee pain can be, whether it’s holding you back from sports, work, or just day-to-day life. Our orthopedic knee surgery specialists in DFW and throughout the Grapevine area are here to help. We make it easy to get care with fast appointments (usually within 24–48 hours), no long waits, and flexible scheduling.
Here’s a closer look at our advanced knee surgical procedures so you know exactly what to expect and how we can help.
Total Knee Replacement (Arthroplasty)
Total knee replacement is one of the most common knee surgeries performed for patients with severe arthritis or extensive knee joint damage. During this surgery, the damaged parts of the knee joint are removed and replaced with a prosthetic implant. Our surgeons specialize in advanced techniques that improve mobility and reduce pain. Benefits:
- Alleviates chronic pain
- Restores knee function
- Long-lasting results
Partial Knee Replacement (Using MAKO Robotic Technology)
Not every patient needs a complete replacement. If the damage is isolated, we can perform a partial knee replacement using advanced robotics for incredible precision. This minimally invasive approach targets only the affected compartment of the knee, preserving healthy tissue and bone. This makes recovery quicker and easier. Benefits:
- Preserves healthy tissue
- Faster recovery than total knee replacement
- Less pain and swelling
Knee Arthroscopy
For many common knee issues, arthroscopy is an excellent option. It’s a minimally invasive surgery that uses tiny instruments and a small camera to repair damage inside the knee. This can include trimming or repairing torn cartilage, removing loose fragments, or smoothing rough areas. It’s quick and less painful than open surgery, and patients typically return to activity faster. Common conditions treated with arthroscopy include meniscus tears, ligament damage, and cartilage issues. Benefits:
- Faster recovery times
- Smaller incisions
- Reduced pain and swelling
ACL & Ligament Reconstruction
Whether you’re an athlete or just took a bad fall, ACL injuries are all too common. We’re experts at reconstructing ligaments, using your own tissue or grafts to restore stability and strength. If a ligament is torn or damaged, surgical reconstruction may be required. Our orthopedic knee surgeons specialize in repairing or reconstructing the ACL, posterior cruciate ligament (PCL), and medial collateral ligament (MCL) so you can confidently return to sports and activities. Benefits:
- Restores knee stability
- Reduces pain
- Enhances function for active patients
Meniscus Surgery
The meniscus is the cartilage in the knee that acts as a cushion between the thigh and shin bones. When it tears, it can cause sharp pain and swelling that won’t go away. Meniscus surgery can either repair the tear or remove the damaged part of the meniscus. Repairing the tear is ideal for preserving joint health while removing the damaged part helps alleviate pain and improve knee function. Benefits:
- Reduces pain and swelling
- Preserves joint health
- Improves mobility
Patella (Kneecap) Surgery
When the kneecap doesn’t sit or move correctly, it can cause pain and repeated dislocations. This procedure helps realign it so it tracks the way it should. The goal is to restore stability, reduce pain, and help you get back to doing what you love without worrying about your knee giving out. Benefits:
- Restores knee strength and function
- Prevents further injury
- Reduces long-term knee problems
Cartilage Restoration
Cartilage is the smooth, protective layer that helps your knee move easily. When it’s damaged, it doesn’t heal on its own, which can lead to pain and stiffness. Cartilage restoration surgery uses advanced techniques to regrow or repair that smooth surface, helping relieve pain, improve movement, and protect the joint from further damage. Benefits:
- Relieves pain caused by cartilage damage
- Improves knee mobility and flexibility
- Helps prevent further joint degeneration or arthritis
- Protects the knee from future damage or wear
Osteotomy (Knee Realignment)
For patients with knee osteoarthritis who have misaligned the knee joint, osteotomy may be recommended. This procedure involves cutting and realigning the bones to shift the weight away from the damaged area. It is particularly beneficial for younger patients not ready for a total knee replacement. Benefits:
- Delays the need for a knee replacement
- Relieves pain caused by misalignment
- Improves knee function
Tendon Repair (Quadriceps or Patellar Tendon)
The quadriceps and patellar tendons are key for knee movement. When these tendons tear, straightening or bending your knee can be hard. Tendon repair surgery reattaches or reconstructs the damaged tendon to restore strength and function to the knee. Benefits:
- Restores knee strength and stability
- Improves range of motion and mobility
- Reduces pain and discomfort from tendon tears
- Shorter recovery time with our advanced knee surgical procedures
- Helps prevent future knee instability or weakness
Fracture Repair
If you break the bones around your knee — like the femur, tibia, or patella — fracture repair surgery stabilizes the bone using plates, screws, or rods to hold the pieces together while they heal. This surgery is necessary for severe fractures and helps restore the knee’s stability and function. After the bone has healed, you’ll be able to return to your normal activities. Benefits:
- Stabilizes and realigns broken bones for proper healing
- Restores knee strength and function after a fracture
- Prevents joint misalignment that could lead to arthritis
Sports Injury Knee Treatment
As specialists in sports medicine, we understand the unique demands placed on your body when you’re active, and we’re here to ensure you can return to your sport or activity safely and as quickly as possible. Whether you’re an elite athlete, a weekend warrior, or someone recovering from a recreational injury, our team of orthopedic surgeons is here to provide the care you need.
We treat various knee injuries and provide advanced solutions designed to help you regain your full potential.
Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
After your knee injury, recovery doesn’t stop once the surgery is over. The path to a full recovery includes focusing on physical therapy and rehabilitation. Our expert team works closely with you to develop a personalized rehab plan that includes strengthening exercises, flexibility training, and sport-specific drills to restore full function to your knee. We also provide education on post-surgery care to ensure your knee remains healthy and strong long-term.
Why Choose TiOS for Your Knee Surgery?
At TiOS, we aren’t just treating knee injuries. We’re treating you as an individual. Our specialized care is focused on your long-term health and mobility, and we go above and beyond to provide tailored treatment and recovery plans. Here’s why people keep choosing our Orthopedic knee surgeons in Grapevine:
- Minimally Invasive Options – We’re your knee surgery specialists in DFW. Our minimally invasive knee surgeries mean smaller incisions, less pain, and quicker recoveries. We aim to provide the most effective treatment with the least disruption to your life.
- Experienced Orthopedic Surgeons – Our knee surgeons in Grapevine, Flower Mound, and DFW Metroplex are experts in treating knee injuries and conditions. We specialize in advanced sports injury knee treatment. With years of experience, we tailor each treatment plan to your needs, helping you recover and regain your quality of life.
- Fast Appointments, No Wait—We know you want answers fast, and we make it easy to see a doctor without long waits. We offer 24-—to 48-hour appointment availability, meaning you can get the care you need quickly and start your recovery sooner.
Schedule an Appointment Today
The Texas Institute of Orthopedic Surgery & Sports Medicine is here to help if you’re dealing with knee pain or an injury. As a knee surgery specialist in DFW, we offer advanced treatments to help you get back to doing what you love. Contact us today to schedule a consultation with one of our expert orthopedic knee surgeons in Grapevine or the DFW Metroplex.