Rotator Cuff Tear

Rotator cuff tears are one of the most common shoulder injuries to occur in the patients that we see every day. These tears may not initially cause issues or irritation at first, but after a while, could cause problems in one’s lifestyle, trouble sleeping, and overall quality of life.

Shoulder Arthritis

Shoulder arthritis stems from swelling in the joints that, over time, ensues cartilage damage. The shoulder cap in our arm allows our joints to have a nice and easy range of motion, but over time, our cartilage wears down, eventually resulting in pain, inflammation, or injuries like arthritis.

Reverse Shoulder Replacement

A reverse shoulder replacement is a procedure that requires the removal of your natural cartilage in the replacement of artificial components. Once the procedure is completed, your shoulder moves in a standard way against the replaced socket.

Shoulder Dislocation

A dislocated shoulder is an injury that transpires in the upper body where the bone protrudes from the socket which is connected to the shoulder blade. Shoulder dislocations frequently transpire in athletes, young people, and sports athletes that utilize their shoulders a lot.

Shoulder Labrum Tear

Shoulder labral tears are essentially tears of the soft tissue that goes around the socket. The symptoms from that can be anything from shoulder instability to pain.