Fusion Isn't Your Only Option for Neck and Back Pain

Most patients told they need fusion are never told about the alternative. Get a second opinion from a surgeon who specializes in disc replacement and find out if you're a candidate.

Disc Replacement vs. Fusion?

Artificial Disc Replacement

  • Replaces the worn disc with an FDA-cleared implant that moves

  • Natural motion at that level is preserved

  • Less stress on neighboring discs, protecting the rest of your spine

  • Most patients return to normal activity sooner

Spinal Fusion

  • Permanently joins vertebrae together with hardware and bone graft

  • Motion at that level is gone for good

  • Extra stress shifts to the discs above and below

  • Longer recovery with months of activity restrictions

Meet Dr. Antonio Webb

Dr. Webb is a board-certified, fellowship-trained orthopedic spine surgeon in San Antonio who is dedicated to a singular mission: restoring mobility through motion-preserving technology. While traditional spinal surgery often relies on "fusing" the spine together, Dr. Webb specializes in the next generation of spine care, Artificial Disc Replacement (ADR).

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IF THIS SOUNDS LIKE YOU, artificial DISC REPLACEMENT MAY BE AN OPTION

✓ Pain that radiates into your arms or legs

✓ Numbness, tingling, or weakness in your hands or feet

✓ Neck or back pain that hasn't improved with physical therapy or injections

✓ Stiffness or reduced mobility that keeps you from staying active

✓ You've been told you need fusion, or you want a second opinion

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