Kingsley A.
Oladeji, MD
Hip & Knee Replacement · Fellowship-Trained, Adult Reconstruction
Robotic-assisted anterior hip replacement and robotic knee replacement, at Texas Orthopedic Practice in Dallas.
Robotic-assisted anterior hip replacement
The anterior approach reaches the hip through the natural gap between two muscle groups, leaving the muscles at the back of the joint attached. Robotic guidance keeps the implant inside the plan built from your own anatomy.
Robotic knee replacement, total and partial
Your knee is mapped in three dimensions before any bone is cut. Dr. Oladeji is certified on both the MAKO and ROSA robotic platforms, and the plan is built from your own alignment.
Outpatient and same-day joint replacement
Selected patients go home the same day. The practice also takes on revision and complex hip and knee replacement, including joints that were replaced before and have become painful.
Hip & Knee Care
Conditions and procedures
Hip arthritis
Groin pain and stiffness that limits stairs, socks, and getting out of a car.
Knee arthritis
Pain on stairs and walking, swelling, and a knee that gives way or locks.
Total hip replacement
Anterior approach where anatomy allows. Surgery takes one to two hours.
Total knee replacement
Robotic-arm assisted, planned from your alignment before the first cut.
Partial knee replacement
Resurfaces one of the knee's three compartments and preserves the other two.
Revision hip and knee
A prior replacement that has become painful, loose, or worn.
Avascular necrosis
Loss of blood supply to the femoral head, which damages the hip in younger adults.
Second opinions
Bring your imaging and any operative report for review before you decide.
About
A Surgeon Focused on Hips and Knees
Texas Orthopedic Practice · Dallas, Texas
Dr. Oladeji completed his orthopedic surgery residency at Stanford University, followed by a fellowship in adult reconstruction at the Cleveland Clinic. His practice covers robotic-assisted joint replacement, minimally invasive technique, outpatient same-day joint replacement, and revision and complex hip and knee surgery.
He has presented research at WOA, AAOS, and AAHKS, and his resident research on robotics in arthroplasty won the Western Orthopedic Foundation's William J. Maloney, MD Donor Resident Award in 2022. Originally from Dallas, he is returning home to Texas to practice. Outside the clinic he hikes, bikes, and spends time with friends and family.
- Fellowship, Adult Reconstruction · Cleveland Clinic
- Residency, Orthopedic Surgery · Stanford University
- MD · UT Southwestern Medical School, Dallas
- Certified on MAKO and ROSA robotic platforms
- American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons
Patient Reviews
What patients say
“Dr Oladeji was thorough with the exam and listened to what I said. He helped by giving a complete plan for managing my symptoms.”
“I went in expecting to be told I needed a knee replacement, but the doctor said to try shots. Which I had been told would not work. I decided to try that and my knees feel so much better. I'm so grateful for Dr. Oladeji for giving me that option.. hoping the shots continue to work so I can postpone surgery. Her Oladeji was very nice and explained everything and answered all my questions. I'm very grateful”
“Dr. Oladeji was professional in answering all my questions and concerns. I will be scheduling my surgery with him”
Individual results vary.
Research
Peer-reviewed publications
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Detecting contamination events during robotic total joint arthroplasty
Am J Infect Control · 2024
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An External Acetabular Alignment Guide Decreases Positional Variance
Surg Technol Int · 2023
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Single, Recurrent, Synchronous, and Metachronous Periprosthetic Joint Infections in Patients With Multiple Hip and Knee Arthroplasties
J Arthroplasty · 2023
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Pes Planovalgus Is Associated with Increased Comorbidities and Poor Outcomes After Total Knee Arthroplasty
J Surg Orthop Adv · 2023
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Artificial Neural Networks Predict 30-Day Mortality After Hip Fracture: Insights From Machine Learning
J Am Acad Orthop Surg · 2021
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Effect of Comorbidity Burden on the Risk of Venous Thromboembolic Events After Total Knee Arthroplasty
Geriatr Orthop Surg Rehabil · 2021
Before You Call
Common questions
Do I need a referral to be seen?
That depends on your plan. Many plans allow you to book a specialist directly. HMO plans usually require a referral from your primary care doctor first. Call the number on the back of your insurance card to confirm before you schedule.
What happens at the first visit?
The visit takes about 30 minutes. Your hip or knee is examined, X-rays are taken the same day, and you review the images together. You leave knowing which parts of the joint are worn and which treatments apply. Most first visits do not end in scheduling surgery.
Will I be told I need surgery?
Not at a first visit, in most cases. Joint replacement treats arthritis pain that limits daily activity after non-surgical care has stopped working. Activity changes, physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medication, and injections come first.
Which insurance plans are accepted?
We accept most major insurance plans. Plan participation changes, so confirm your specific plan with the office at 214.555.0119 before your visit.
Where would I be seen?
Texas Orthopedic Practice in Dallas, Texas. The new office location will be announced. Call to be added to the scheduling list.
Can I get a second opinion?
Yes. Bring your X-rays, any MRI, and the operative report if you have had prior surgery. A second review either confirms the recommendation or identifies a non-surgical option worth trying first.
Locations
Where to find him
Dallas, Texas
Texas Orthopedic Practice
Office address will be announced.
Call to be added to the scheduling list.
Get in Touch
Request an appointment
Send your details and the office calls you back to schedule. Call 214.555.0119 directly for anything urgent.