11/14/2025
There are two approaches to shoulder replacement. An anatomic replacement keeps the ball and socket in their natural positions, but it doesn’t address certain soft-tissue problems, especially when the rotator cuff isn’t functioning the way it should.
A reverse shoulder replacement switches the mechanics, placing the ball on the socket side and the socket on the arm bone. It’s a strong option for relieving pain and restoring stable, reliable motion.
If you’d like to schedule an appointment to discuss your shoulder and learn more about your treatment options, give us a call at 440-709-1945.