Orthopedic Institute of North Texas - OINT

Orthopedic Institute of North Texas - OINT With multiple locations in North Texas, at OINT we provide a full-service line for all your orthopedic needs.

Welcome to the Orthopedic Institute of North Texas (OINT)

The Orthopedic Institute of North Texas (OINT) is a full-service orthopedic surgery practice with offices in Frisco, Farmers Branch and Lewisville, Texas. We provide a full-service line for your orthopedic needs. Our aim is to get you back on your feet and keep you moving.

Two feet, one procedure, and a result worth showing.This patient underwent bilateral minimally invasive bunion surgery (...
08/14/2026

Two feet, one procedure, and a result worth showing.

This patient underwent bilateral minimally invasive bunion surgery (MIBS), correcting both feet, and is now 2.5 months post-op. At this stage, the realignment has settled and the correction really shows. Minimally invasive techniques allow surgeons to address bunions through small incisions, which for many patients means less disruption and a smoother recovery compared to traditional approaches.

Results vary from person to person, and the right approach always depends on your individual anatomy and goals. If bunions on one or both feet are slowing you down, our team can help you understand your options. Learn more at oint.org.

08/13/2026

Just two weeks post-op, and the change is already clear.

This bunionplasty was performed by Dr. Justin Kane using minimally invasive techniques, correcting the bunion through small incisions rather than the large cuts of traditional surgery. Even at two weeks, the realignment shows, and for many patients, the minimally invasive approach means less disruption and an earlier return to their routine.

Every foot and every recovery is different, but results like this are why MIBS has become such a valued option. Curious if you’re a candidate? Learn more at oint.org.

08/11/2026

Three months post-op, and back on her feet.

This patient is three months out from minimally invasive bunion surgery (MIBS) performed by Dr. Leroy Butler, and the before-and-after speaks for itself. Because MIBS corrects bunions through small incisions rather than the larger cuts of traditional surgery, many patients experience less disruption and a smoother path back to walking and daily activity.

Results vary from patient to patient, but cases like this show what modern, minimally invasive techniques can offer. Wondering if MIBS is right for you? Learn more at oint.org.

Bunions and hammertoes often show up together, and they can be corrected together, too.This patient is just two weeks po...
08/10/2026

Bunions and hammertoes often show up together, and they can be corrected together, too.

This patient is just two weeks post-op following minimally invasive bunion surgery (MIBS) with hammertoe correction, performed by Dr. Justin Kane. Even at this early stage, the change in alignment is clear. Because MIBS uses small incisions rather than the large cuts of traditional bunion surgery, many patients experience less disruption to the surrounding tissue and a quicker return to their daily routine.

Every foot is different, and results vary from patient to patient, but cases like this show what modern, minimally invasive techniques can achieve. Curious whether MIBS is right for you? Learn more at oint.org.

When we think of sports injuries, we picture the dramatic moment, the fall, the collision, the pop. But some of the most...
08/07/2026

When we think of sports injuries, we picture the dramatic moment, the fall, the collision, the pop. But some of the most common injuries in young athletes don't happen all at once. They build slowly.

With year-round sports and single-sport specialization, overuse injuries are increasingly common. The same motion, repeated again and again, can gradually outpace the body's ability to recover, especially in growing athletes. The tricky part is that the early signs are easy to brush off: a nagging ache that lingers, soreness that keeps returning to the same spot, or discomfort that slowly gets worse over weeks rather than days.

The takeaway for parents and athletes: don't wait for a dramatic injury to take pain seriously. Rest, recovery, and early evaluation can keep a small issue from becoming a season-ending one.

YouthSportsInjuryPrevention

08/05/2026

As kids head back to school and back to sports, injuries can come with the season.

Dr. Sarang Desai shares what parents should know about youth sports injuries, from the acute ones that happen in a single moment to the overuse injuries that build gradually over time. Knowing the difference, and when to get your young athlete evaluated, can make all the difference in keeping them healthy and in the game.

Have a young athlete at home? Dr. Desai specializes in sports and foot & ankle care for athletes of all ages. Learn more at oint.org.

New school year, new season, and a great time to set your young athlete up for a healthy one.Many early-season injuries ...
08/03/2026

New school year, new season, and a great time to set your young athlete up for a healthy one.

Many early-season injuries come down to doing too much, too soon after a summer off. A little preparation helps: ramp activity back up gradually, check that cleats and athletic shoes fit growing feet properly, build in dynamic warm-ups and conditioning, and prioritize rest. Just as important, take lingering pain seriously, soreness that keeps returning to the same spot is a signal worth checking, not something to push through.

Swipe for a quick pre-season checklist. And if an injury is slowing your athlete down, Dr. Sarang Desai specializes in sports and foot & ankle care for athletes of all ages. oint.org.

If a previous foot or ankle surgery hasn't given you the outcome you hoped for, a revision evaluation starts with one th...
08/01/2026

If a previous foot or ankle surgery hasn't given you the outcome you hoped for, a revision evaluation starts with one thing: understanding exactly what happened before.

Gathering the right records ahead of time makes that first conversation far more productive. That means your original operative reports and clinic notes, your imaging from before and after surgery plus anything current (and ideally the actual image files, not just the written reports), and any relevant labs, cultures, or vascular testing. For patients traveling from out of town, having these ready means an initial review can often begin remotely before an in-person visit.

The more complete the picture, the clearer your path forward. Swipe for what to gather, then reach out to begin. oint.org

At the heart of everything we do is a simple goal: keeping you moving.Whether it's a foot and ankle concern, a shoulder ...
07/31/2026

At the heart of everything we do is a simple goal: keeping you moving.

Whether it's a foot and ankle concern, a shoulder that's slowing you down, hand and wrist pain, or a sports injury, our team is here to help you get back to the activities and people you love. Your mobility is worth protecting, and you don't have to push through pain to keep going.

If something's holding you back, we're here when you're ready. Schedule at oint.org.

Hand and wrist pain rarely announces itself loudly. More often, it starts small, a little numbness at night, a weaker gr...
07/30/2026

Hand and wrist pain rarely announces itself loudly. More often, it starts small, a little numbness at night, a weaker grip, a finger that catches, until everyday tasks start to feel different.

Carpal tunnel syndrome is one of the most well-known causes, where pressure on a nerve in the wrist leads to numbness, tingling, and weakness. But it's far from the only one. Arthritis can stiffen the small joints of the hand, tendon problems like trigger finger can cause catching and locking, and injuries or other nerve compressions can leave lasting symptoms. The common thread: these issues often progress if left unaddressed.

Paying attention to subtle changes in how your hands function can help catch problems early. Dr. Vikas Patel specializes in hand and wrist care at OINT.

If hand or wrist symptoms are affecting your daily life, learn more at oint.org.

Address

5575 Warren Pkwy Suite 115
Frisco, TX
75034

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

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+19725916468

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