Uncemented Hip Implants

Uncemented hip implants are a type of joint replacement where the artificial ball and socket are designed to naturally bond with the bone over time, without the need for bone cement. Made from porous or roughened materials, these implants encourage bone growth into their surface, providing stability and long-term fixation. They are typically used for younger, more active patients, as the bone integration offers durable support. The success of uncemented implants depends on proper surgical technique and healthy bone quality, leading to a more natural feeling and potentially a longer-lasting hip replacement.