Knee Orthopedics in Dallas — Pain & Instability Solved

Not always. Many degenerative tears improve with mechanics-focused Knee Rehab that optimizes tracking and shock absorption. Locked knees, displaced or repairable tears, and persistent failure of correct rehabilitation may need surgery. We coordinate imaging only when findings will change care. Explore decision points in Meniscus Tear.

They target sensory nerves around the knee to reduce pain from osteoarthritis or persistent post-surgical discomfort. We often start with a diagnostic Genicular Nerve Block, followed by Genicular RFA when appropriate. These options complement—not replace—strength, mobility, and gait training. See nonoperative strategies in Knee Osteoarthritis.

We correct the drivers: hip/knee strength ratios, foot mechanics, and movement quality. Taping or bracing helps early while capacity builds. Most patients improve with structured Knee Rehab and careful load progression. If pain blocks progress, an Intra-articular Injection may assist. Learn patterns in Patellofemoral Pain.

For instability, ligament healing phases, or to permit safe activity while strength returns. Bracing is a bridge, not the destination—we provide weaning criteria as control improves. See examples in Knee Ligament Injury and how progressive Knee Rehab restores capacity. This keeps momentum high while protecting vulnerable tissue during early recovery.

When results will change management—suspected repairable meniscus tear, ligament rupture, osteochondral injury, or persistent symptoms despite correct rehab. Otherwise, exam-driven Knee Rehab often delivers gains without delay. Review triggers in Meniscus Tear.

Yes. We offer same- or next-day availability and support English/Español throughout scheduling, visits, and home instructions. Rapid evaluation sets safe activity guardrails and begins treatment promptly. See visit flow in What to Expect and how we sequence Knee Rehab with Knee Injection only when truly indicated.