Total Joint Replacement
Total Joint Replacement
There are more than 1 million total joint replacement (arthroplasties) performed in the United States annually. By the year 2030 this is estimated to increase to nearly 4 million. This procedure is typically reserved for patients who have exhausted traditional nonsurgical treatment options but yet continued to live with pain and disability.
This practice has performed thousands of these procedures over the last quarter century with outcomes that match nationally accepted standards. Since Dayton Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine remains independent and unencumbered by the typical hospital bureaucracy, we believe we are capable of offering a better selection of prosthetic implants from a variety of industry leaders.
It is our opinion and belief that not every medical company can provide a joint implant that meets all needs for all ages. Therefore we are proud to offer the best products from a variety of companies. Our affiliation with multiple different hospitals allows us a greater latitude in the use of these devices and better operating times.
Total joint surgery should not be taken lightly. All treatment options that are nonsurgical should be considered first before considering joint implantation.


Joint Replacement Knowledge Base
Top 10 Questions Patients Ask About Knee Replacement Surgery
Knee replacement surgery is a life-changing decision for many individuals suffering from chronic knee pain and limited mobility due to various joint-related conditions. The prospect of undergoing surgery can be daunting, and patients often have numerous questions and...
Total Hip Replacement: What to Expect Before, During and After Surgery
Total hip replacement: What to expect before, during and after surgery Hip, hip, hooray! No, really, we're talking about your hip today! If you're reading this, you or someone you know is likely considering total hip replacement surgery. Let's dive into what to expect...
Am I Too Young For a Knee Replacement?
Deciding whether a patient is too young for a knee replacement requires carefully weighing all of the pros and cons that come along with such a major surgery. Potential quality of life implications must be considered on both sides of the argument. In this article, we...
New Year, New Knee
Let 2023 be the year that you finally get that new knee you've been putting off! There isn't necessarily a "best" time to schedule a knee replacement surgery, as the timing will depend on a number of factors, including your overall health, the severity of your knee...
Revision Knee Replacement – When Your Knee Replacement Needs to be Replaced
Being told that you need a revision knee replacement can be incredibly difficult news to hear. After all that pain, physical therapy, recovery and those blessed years of relative comfort, your bionic parts appear to be failing you. But don't worry! Much like the 'The...
‘Bone on Bone’ Knee Damage: What Does it Mean?
'Bone on bone' knee osteoarthritis Knee cartilage starts to wear away as we get older. Symptoms of knee pain and swelling develop as the cushioning of the cartilage begins to fail. So what happens when you have no cartilage in knee, and what can you do about it? We...
Total Knee Replacement
Total knee replacement, also called total knee arthroplasty, is a surgical procedure in which the worn out or damaged surfaces of the knee joint are removed and replaced with artificial parts. The knee is made up of the femur (thigh bone), the tibia (shin bone), and...
Partial Knee Replacement
Partial knee replacement is a type of less invasive knee replacement surgery that only replaces sections of the damaged joint. For younger patients, partial knee replacement is beneficial because it removes less bone. As younger patients often need to undergo another...
How Joint Replacement Surgery can Significantly Improve Your Quality of Life – Quickly!
The prospect of a hip or knee replacement can often seem daunting – but it doesn’t have to be. Most people’s idea of what a joint replacement entails is actually far more drastic than the reality; and advances in medical technology and technique mean it’s now a far...
The Benefits of Joint Replacement Surgery.
Have you ever heard the phrase ¨Time is not on our side?¨ This is undoubtedly the case when it comes to joint damage. Our bodies sustain damage over time. Are you suffering constant aches and pains in your joints and limbs? If this occurs, its time to consider the...
The Risks of Delaying Knee Surgery
There comes a certain point in your life where you face that dreaded word: Surgery. It's frightening. But not as frightening as the risks of delaying knee surgery. The years spent enjoying your favorite tasks like gardening, playing sports, and just moving easily...
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Since 1993, Dayton Orthopedic Surgery has been dedicated to delivering the gold-standard for Orthopedic care in the Miami Valley. With over 60 years’ combined experience, our expert staff treats a wide range of bone and joint dysfunctions caused by trauma, sports injuries and degenerative conditions.
From initial diagnosis all the way through to physical therapy, Dayton Orthopedic Surgery is devoted to getting you back to you again.
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Happy Patients

“Listened & understood my needs before surgery. The surgery went very well, and was just as he explained. Post surgery recovery time was much less than expected. Absolutely no pain, very minimal discomfort, and was back doing my normal routine with only slight modification within 2 months. I am very, very happy with Dr. Paley & his staff.”
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After another Doctor screwed my knee up and told me it was all in my head I went to Dr. Paley he has done two surgeries to correct the first one and is by far the best and most caring Doctor I have seen. His whole office staff are wonderful people that are always happy to be there and his Physicians Assistants actually know what they are doing. Great great great!