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Understanding how custom orthotics are far superior to any orthotics you buy off the shelf at the store is essential. Off-the-shelf shoe inserts can’t relieve the variety of symptoms that custom-made orthotics can. Custom orthotics can fully address foot issues specific to you using state-of-the-art technology that maps your feet for structural irregularities, such as high or low arches.
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What Are Custom Orthotics?
Understanding how custom orthotics are far superior to any orthotics you buy off the shelf at the store is essential. Off-the-shelf shoe inserts can’t relieve the variety of symptoms that custom-made orthotics can. Custom orthotics can fully address foot issues specific to you using state-of-the-art technology that maps your feet for structural irregularities, such as high or low arches.
Your body’s instabilities and gait problems, which structural issues in your feet can cause, can lead to ankle, knee, hip, and even lower back pain. Your feet are the foundation for your body, carrying you everywhere you need to go in life, so it makes sense to start from the ground up to help alleviate the pain you have in the rest of your body.
Custom Orthotics Can Change Your Life!
Understanding how custom orthotics are far superior to any orthotics you buy off the shelf at the store is essential. Off-the-shelf shoe inserts can’t relieve the variety of symptoms that custom-made orthotics can. Custom orthotics can fully address foot issues specific to you using state-of-the-art technology that maps your feet for structural irregularities, such as high or low arches.
Your body’s instabilities and gait problems, which structural issues in your feet can cause, can lead to ankle, knee, hip, and even lower back pain. Your feet are the foundation for your body, carrying you everywhere you need to go in life, so it makes sense to start from the ground up to help alleviate the pain you have in the rest of your body.
10 Ways Custom Orthotics Can Better Your Life
01
Offer Pain Relief of Bunions, Calluses & Plantar Fasciitis
02
Manage Diabetes Symptoms Through Pressure Relief
03
Correct Flat Feet
04
Offer Arch Support
05
Relieve Body Pain in Feet, Ankles, Knees, Hips, & Back
06
Improve Posture
07
Protect Your Joints
08
Enhance Athletic Performance
09
Prevent Injuries
10
Improve Your Overall Well-Being
How do they work?
Custom orthotics fit inside most shoes. Designed to match the shape of your feet.
Orthotics can help anyone with pain related to walking or imbalances in the body. A huge benefit of custom orthotics is that they can be worn daily during most activities.
Who can help?
Your DPM can prescribe custom orthotics, MD, DO, or chiropractor and can last well over a year in most cases. Over-the-counter shoe inserts are available at most drugstores, and they lack the custom-built precision of a prescription orthotic and can cause more issues than you already have. This ‘one size fits all’ inserts rarely match your feet or provide the custom support you need.
Contact us and schedule an appointment to discuss how custom orthotics might ease your pain. Some insurances cover foot orthoses (orthotics) and require a referral and office visit notes from your provider to submit to your insurance company for benefits
Active Orthoses
For patients who engage in normal activity levels such as working out, work, hiking, and everyday walking.
Dress Orthoses
For patients who still want to wear a slim-fit dress shoe that would require a narrower orthotic.
Pathology Orthoses
For patients that require specific pathologies that need to be treated with specially modified orthotics.
Therapeutic Orthoses
For patients with diabetes.
UCBL Orthoses
For patients with moderate to severe musculoskeletal pathologies that require a more supportive and controlled orthotic.
Sport Orthoses
For patients that play professional or recreational sports. This orthotics is used for functional motion and unique shoes of different sports.
Military Orthoses
For patients that are actively serving in our US Military
Children Orthoses
For our younger active generation. These are made with specific modifications ordered by a physician.
Foot orthoses are used to treat several conditions such as:
Achilles Tendon Disorder
The Achilles tendon is a powerful tissue and the largest tendon in the body which connects the muscles of the calf to the heel. The Achilles tendon is responsible for creating force to push off the foot and lifting the foot to clear the ground when walking. It’s common in runners and people who play sports only on the weekends. Sharp heel pain and tenderness are key symptoms
Diabetes Complications
Patients with diabetes are likely to face dangerous foot problems. Neuropathy and poor blood flow likely lead to unrecognized pain, injuries, and ulcers that progressively develop into worse conditions. Poor circulation causes those injuries do not heal. Neuropathy is nerve damage that usually results in numbness. This makes it likely for even a tiny cut, blister, or foot infection to develop into a much worse condition that can lead to amputation or even the loss of life if entirely ignored.
Flat Foot
Flat feet can occur during childhood if the arches of the feet don’t develop, after an injury, or from the wear and tear of aging.
Adult Acquired Flatfoot: This cause of flatfoot is due to the dysfunction of the posterior tibial tendon. Go to that pathology section to review this form of flatfoot.
Flexible Flatfoot: This flatfoot originates in childhood due to the skipped development of the medial longitudinal arch past age 5. This condition is usually bilateral, and the foot arch returns to normal when not weight-bearing.
Plantar Fascitis
Felt at the bottom of the heel it’s a common overuse injury. Plantar fasciitis occurs when the foot arch has pain and swelling. It’s common for patients with plantar fasciitis also to have heel spurs. Issues with the plantar fascia usually revolve around poor biomechanics. Symptoms include sharp pain near the heel. Pain might be worst in the morning.
Shin Splints
Are a broad term to describe the sharp pain in the tibia’s outer aspect or shins. Shin splints are usually the result of repetitive stress on the bone due to excessive physical activity with little rest and poor biomechanics. Untreated and unresolved shin splints can result in stress breaking. The main symptom is leg pain.
