Dr. Matthew K. Wingate, Spine Surgeon

Dr. Matthew K. Wingate, Spine Surgeon Dr. Wingate is a board-certified orthopedic spine surgeon.

He practices at Orthopedic Institute in Sioux Falls, SD and is available for in-person visits, telehealth appointments, second opinions, and MRI reviews.

My life this week! Just roll with it, baby! Matty the leprechaun from the best X-ray tech ever!
02/27/2026

My life this week! Just roll with it, baby! Matty the leprechaun from the best X-ray tech ever!

Fantastic weekend! Happy 76th birthday, Mom! Restoration Generation- what an amazing gathering of 5,000 men working t...
02/22/2026

Fantastic weekend! Happy 76th birthday, Mom! Restoration Generation- what an amazing gathering of 5,000 men working to improve themselves and our world!

Awesome time doing these short videos!! Thanks to our OI team for getting these out! More to come!
02/20/2026

Awesome time doing these short videos!! Thanks to our OI team for getting these out! More to come!

Move it or lose it!
02/17/2026

Move it or lose it!

šŸ˜ Please share! Thank you!
02/12/2026

šŸ˜ Please share! Thank you!

ScoliosisAdolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS) is the most common childhood scoliosis. Idiopathic refers to scoliosis t...
01/18/2026

Scoliosis
Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS) is the most common childhood scoliosis. Idiopathic refers to scoliosis that happened by chance and is not related to an injury, birth defect or neuromuscular disease. AIS receives its name due to the age at which the diagnosis is made (11-17 years). The curve of the spine is called the Cobb angle. The goal of treatment is to prevent the curve from progressing to 50 degrees. Kids with curves less than 45-50 degrees when they are done growing are unlikely to progress into adulthood. Bracing is sometimes used to stop or slow progression. When curves exceed 50 degrees with growth remaining, we discuss surgery. Common early signs are shoulder, chest, waist or pelvis asymmetry. Some kids develop a bump or hump on the back of the rib cage when bending over. Occasionally scoliosis is suspected by school nurse evaluations. If you suspect scoliosis in your child, reach out to us for an evaluation at 605-331-5890

Pars Repair at Orthopedic Institute Repetitive injuries back injuries in athletes can lead to stress fractures, also cal...
01/10/2026

Pars Repair at Orthopedic Institute
Repetitive injuries back injuries in athletes can lead to stress fractures, also called pars defects. Stress fractures cause pain and limit activities/sports. We now can repair these fractures with minimally invasive techniques and the use of computer navigation. Athletes are back to sports in 3 months!
Come in or bring your athlete in for an eval if back pain is keeping you down!

Lumbar Disc Replacement at Orthopedic Institute (605-331-5890)Do you have chronic low back pain? It could be caused wea...
01/10/2026

Lumbar Disc Replacement at Orthopedic Institute (605-331-5890)
Do you have chronic low back pain? It could be caused wear and tear of a disc in your back. Disc degeneration is very common and can cause significant pain. If you have tried months of PT, chiropractor treatments, meds, injections and still can't find relief- you may be a candidate for lumbar disc replacement.
Come see me to discuss if you are a candidate!

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12/25/2025

Merry Christmas šŸŽšŸŽ„

A little gingerbread fun!
12/14/2025

A little gingerbread fun!

Happy 13th Birthday! We are so proud of you! Keep conquering the world!
11/30/2025

Happy 13th Birthday! We are so proud of you! Keep conquering the world!

Happy Thanksgiving!šŸ¦ƒšŸ. Hope everyone was able to spend time with family and friends! Iā€™m very thankful for my family, m...
11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving!šŸ¦ƒšŸ. Hope everyone was able to spend time with family and friends! Iā€™m very thankful for my family, my friends and my patients!

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2120 Live Stronger St
Tea, SD
57064

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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