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total knee and hip replacement
Nearly every surgeon prepares you for surgery. Dr. Siddiqi prepares you for recovery.
Most pre-operative workups ask one question: is this patient safe to operate on? Dr. Ahmed Siddiqi asks a different one: “Is this patient’s biology ready to recover?”
That distinction is the foundation of everything he does. Before a surgery date is set, he evaluates nutritional status, inflammatory markers, and biological readiness. If the numbers aren’t right, the date waits. He has delayed surgeries because a patient’s albumin was too low. Three months later, her recovery looked different. That wasn’t a setback. That was the standard working.
In the OR, Dr. Siddiqi operates with robotic precision calibrated to each patient’s specific anatomy. After surgery, every patient has direct access to him and his team — not a call center, not a portal. Seven days a week.
This is not a description of exceptional care. It is a description of the minimum Dr. Siddiqi considers acceptable.
a legacy worth joining
The practice Dr. Emerson built. The standard Dr. Siddiqi continues.
Dr. Siddiqi is proud to be part of the Texas Center for Joint Replacement (TCJR) in North Dallas. TCJR was built by Dr. Roger Emerson over decades of outcomes-driven joint replacement care in North Texas. Patients from Midland, Odessa, and East Texas have been making the trip here for years — because the results warranted it, and because the care matched the results.
Dr. Siddiqi joined that practice in 2026. He is a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon who specializes in total hip and knee replacement, robotic-assisted surgery, and the biology of preparing a patient for surgery — not just clearing them for it. His approach is built on a single conviction: what happens before and after the OR matters as much as what happens in it.
You will know what to expect at every stage.
The most common complaint after joint replacement isn't the recovery. It's this: nobody explained what was coming. Dr. Siddiqi walks every patient through every stage — including the hard ones — before a surgery date is ever set.
Recovery starts 90 days before the surgery.
Dr. Siddiqi has delayed surgeries because a patient's albumin was too low. Not rescheduled — deliberately delayed, with a plan, until the biology was ready. That delay wasn't a setback. It was the protocol working.
Half a millimeter is not a rounding error.
It's the margin between a joint that performs correctly at year six and one that produces problems. Dr. Siddiqi uses robotic assistance because it reduces the positional variability that exists in every surgeon's hands.
ready to take the first step?
The conversation that changes everything starts here.
The consultation is not a commitment to surgery. It is the beginning of understanding what’s possible. Come with your questions. Dr. Siddiqi will take it from there.