
Restore Shoulder Strength with Expert Rotator Cuff Tear Repair
At Mora MD, we understand how a rotator cuff tear can limit your daily activities and sports performance. Our Orange County orthopedic team specializes in precise rotator cuff repair techniques tailored to get you moving comfortably again. Whether your injury is recent or longstanding, we’re here to help you regain shoulder function and reduce pain.
Why Choose Mora MD for Your Rotator Cuff Tear Repair?
Recovering from a rotator cuff injury requires more than just surgery — it demands expertise, individualized care, and a clear rehabilitation plan. At Mora MD, we combine advanced surgical methods with thorough patient education and follow-up to ensure your best outcome. Our orthopedic surgeons in Orange, CA are experienced in minimally invasive arthroscopic repair as well as open surgery when needed, focusing on restoring strength and flexibility.
When you choose us, expect a comprehensive approach that starts with an accurate diagnosis and includes tailored physical therapy guidance throughout your healing journey. We’re committed to reducing your pain and improving shoulder mobility so you can return to the activities you love, whether it’s sports, work, or everyday tasks.
Don’t let a rotator cuff tear hold you back. Contact Mora MD today and take the first step toward recovery.
FAQs
What causes a rotator cuff tear?
Rotator cuff tears often result from repetitive overhead activities, heavy lifting, or trauma such as falling on an outstretched arm. Degeneration over time can also weaken the tendons, making tears more likely as you age.
How is a rotator cuff tear diagnosed?
Our orthopedic specialists perform a physical exam assessing shoulder strength and range of motion, often followed by imaging tests like MRI or ultrasound to confirm the tear’s size and location.
What are the treatment options for a rotator cuff tear?
Treatment depends on tear severity and patient activity level. Non-surgical options include rest, anti-inflammatory medication, and physical therapy. Surgery may be recommended for significant tears or if conservative care fails to relieve symptoms.
What does rotator cuff repair surgery involve?
The procedure typically involves reattaching the torn tendon to the bone, often using arthroscopic techniques through small incisions. Recovery includes a period of immobilization followed by guided physical therapy.
How long is the recovery after rotator cuff repair?
Recovery varies but generally ranges from 4 to 6 months to regain full shoulder function. Early motion is carefully managed, and physical therapy plays a key role throughout the rehabilitation process.
