

Shoulder Replacement
Experiencing severe shoulder pain?
Whether you're grappling with arthritis, a torn rotator cuff, shoulder dislocation, or other shoulder issues necessitating a shoulder replacement, Dr. Gardner brings a wealth of experience and a track record of success.
Total Shoulder Replacement:
If you're experiencing bone-on-bone damage, often due to osteoarthritis or a chronically torn rotator cuff, you may be a candidate for a total shoulder replacement. This surgical intervention entails replacing all damaged surfaces within the shoulder joint, offering renewed function and relief.
Reverse Shoulder Replacement:
For individuals facing significant rotator cuff injuries or tears, a reverse shoulder replacement may be the optimal solution. Unlike traditional total shoulder replacements, which maintain the shoulder's original anatomy, a reverse replacement involves reversing the ball and socket placement. By leveraging this innovative approach, Dr. Gardner alleviates reliance on compromised rotator cuff muscles, redistributing the workload to the deltoid muscles for enhanced movement and reduced strain.
Anatomical Shoulder Replacement:
When arthritis pain and damage impede daily activities, an anatomical shoulder replacement becomes a viable option. Utilizing advanced materials, Dr. Gardner employs implants to replace deteriorated bone or cartilage. These implants, crafted from plastic or metal tailored to your specific needs, restore functionality and alleviate discomfort, enabling a return to a fulfilling, active lifestyle.
Total Joint Arthroplasty:
Total joint arthroplasty, also known as joint replacement surgery, offers a transformative solution for joint degeneration. During this procedure, damaged components of the natural joint are replaced with prosthetic counterparts crafted from durable materials such as metal, plastic, or ceramic, facilitating improved mobility and comfort.
Visit our Patient Education page to watch videos and learn more about technology Dr. Gardner utilizes for shoulder replacement surgery.