Custom Orthotics FAQ’s

  • Custom orthotics are specialized, individually tailored shoe inserts or insoles designed to provide personalized support and alignment for your feet. They are custom-made to fit the unique contours of your feet and address specific foot and lower limb issues.

  • Custom orthotics are prescribed after a comprehensive medical evaluation, which includes a physical examination and gait analysis. This assessment helps healthcare professionals understand your specific foot and lower limb needs.

  • Custom orthotics can effectively treat a range of conditions, including flat feet, high arches, plantar fasciitis, bunions, shin splints, arthritis, and various types of foot pain. They are customized to address your unique condition.

  • Custom orthotics are designed to correct biomechanical problems, such as overpronation (excessive inward rolling of the foot) or supination (insufficient inward rolling). By providing the necessary support and alignment, they can improve your gait and reduce strain on your feet and lower limbs.

  • Custom orthotics are typically crafted from a variety of materials, including foam, gel, plastics, and specialized cushioning. The choice of materials is based on the specific requirements of the individual, ensuring the best fit and support.

  • Yes, custom orthotics are designed to fit into your existing shoes, whether they are athletic shoes, casual shoes, dress shoes, or even high heels, depending on the design. This makes them a versatile and convenient solution.

  • Custom orthotics are tailored to your unique foot needs, offering personalized support and alignment. They aim to reduce pain, improve balance, and enhance overall foot function. They can also provide critical support for individuals with specific medical conditions affecting their feet and lower limbs.