Disc Replacement Surgery in McKinney
Types of Disc Replacement We Perform
Cervical Disc Replacement (Neck)
Lumbar Disc Replacement (Lower Back)
Multi-Level and Hybrid Procedures
Multi-level and hybrid procedures are available for patients with complex spinal conditions involving more than one affected disc. Our specialists develop personalized surgical plans that combine proven techniques to improve spinal stability, preserve motion, and support lasting recovery.
Conditions Treated With Disc Replacement
Degenerative Disc Disease
Degenerative disc disease can cause ongoing neck or back pain as spinal discs lose their cushioning ability over time. Our specialists evaluate the condition carefully to determine whether disc replacement is an appropriate treatment option.
Herniated Disc
A Herniated disc may compress nearby nerves, leading to pain, numbness, tingling, or muscle weakness. Our team assesses the severity of disc damage and recommends disc replacement when it offers the best long-term outcome.
Radiculopathy and Pinched Nerve Pain
Radiculopathy occurs when a spinal nerve becomes compressed, causing pain that radiates into the arms or legs. Our specialists use advanced diagnostic evaluations to identify the source and restore nerve function whenever possible.
Chronic Neck or Back Pain That Hasn't Responded to Conservative Care
Persistent back or Neck pain that continues despite medications, physical therapy, or other non-surgical treatments may require surgical evaluation. Our spine specialists provide personalized care to determine the most effective long-term solution.
How Artificial Disc Replacement Surgery Works, Step by Step
Artificial disc replacement surgery begins with a comprehensive evaluation, advanced imaging, and a detailed review of your symptoms to confirm you are a suitable candidate. During the procedure, our spine specialists carefully remove the damaged spinal disc while protecting nearby nerves and surrounding tissues. A durable artificial disc is then precisely implanted to restore disc height, preserve natural spinal motion, and improve overall spinal function. Every stage of the procedure is carefully planned to maximize safety, reduce pain, and support long-term outcomes.
Recovery From Total Dis Replacement Surgery
Recovery after total disc replacement surgery varies based on the treated spinal level, overall health, and individual healing. Our team provides personalized postoperative care, activity guidelines, pain management, and rehabilitation recommendations to promote proper healing. Most patients gradually regain mobility, resume daily activities, and experience improved comfort while following their customized recovery plan.
Why Choose North Texas Brain & Spine Specialists
Contact Us About Disc Replacement Surgery
If you would like to learn if you might be a candidate for Disc Replacement Surgery, talk to the experts with North Texas Brain and Spine Specialists.
