Custom Orthotics
Custom orthotics are made from your own measurements rather than picked off a shelf. They are designed around your foot structure, your footwear, and how you actually spend your day.
Custom vs Off-the-Shelf
Prefabricated insoles come in set shapes and sizes. They suit some people well and are inexpensive, but they cannot account for an individual foot structure or an uneven load pattern.
A custom orthosis is produced from a scan, cast, or detailed measurement of your foot, then refined at fitting. That extra work is worth it when a stock device does not fit or has not helped.
- Made from your own measurements or cast
- Matched to the footwear you actually wear
- Adjustable after you have worn them in
- Reviewed at follow-up appointments
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Who May Benefit
Custom devices are typically considered in situations like these.
Stock Insoles Have Not Helped
Where off-the-shelf products have been tried without adequate results.
Uneven Load or Wear
Where load appears unevenly distributed across the foot.
Specific Clinical Needs
Where a condition calls for a device built to particular specifications.
How Custom Orthotics Are Made
Consultation
We discuss your history, symptoms, and what you need the device to help you do.
Assessment
A hands-on evaluation of movement, posture, and the affected area.
Design & Fabrication
Your device is designed and made around the assessment findings.
Fitting
A fitting session confirms comfort, alignment, and function.
Follow-Up
Review appointments allow adjustment as you use the device.
Frequently Asked Questions
From a scan, cast, or measurement of your foot. The device is then manufactured and fine-tuned at your fitting appointment.
They are designed with your footwear in mind, which is why we ask you to bring the shoes you wear most often.
Lifespan depends on materials, body weight, and how much you use them. We check condition at follow-up appointments.
Often yes. We usually advise building up wear gradually and reporting any persistent discomfort.
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