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We provide a concierge practice for patients with joint pain, sports injuries and back pain using regenerative medicine and orthopedic surgery.
We help you maximize your quality of life and achieve your best health and function using regenerative medicine...but if surgery is the best solution we can do that too!
- PRP is made from drawing blood. PRP has no stem cells.
- PRP can accelerate recovery and promote healing from
muscle,
tendon, and joint injuries. - PRP can be used to minimize arthritis pain and back pain.
- PRP can help heal sports injuries or be used with some
surgeries
to get better results.
- Our bone marrow contains many biologically active things like growth factors and cytokines and stem cells that help maintain health in our bodies and that can be harnessed in orthobiologic procedures.
- BMC can promote healing from acute and chronic injuries.
- BMC can be used with some surgeries to improve outcomes.
American Board Of Orthopedic SurgeryBoard Certified Orthopedic Surgeon
About
Don Buford, M.d.Board Certified Orthopedic SurgeonSpecializes in Sports Medicine and Regenerative Medicine
Don Buford, MD founded Texas Orthobiologics as a clinic where patients can get an unbiased orthopedic diagnosis and a complete discussion of their nonsurgical and surgical treatment options including orthobiologics or orthopedic surgery. The most common conditions treated are arthritis pain, back pain, tendon injuries, and sports injuries.
select your area of concernClick on the body part to learn more about the various conditions and their treatments.
- I travelled to Dallas to see Dr. Buford and his staff after a telemedicine visit for stem cell treatment for my arthritic knees and back. His staff was very helpful. He explained why stem cells have to come from my own bone marrow.
- Dr. Buford preformed a surgery on me before. I trust his work.
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