Custom Foot Orthotics for ONLY $499

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Upgrade your orthotics and get professionally fitted by one of our podiatrist!

What are orthotics?

Orthotics are specially designed shoe inserts that are used to treat numerous foot conditions. They come in a variety of different materials and features to address your particular foot problems. Orthotics can treat:

Plantar Fasciitis
Bunions
Knee pain
Flat feet
High arches

Bursitis
Neuroma
Injuries
Achilles Tendinopathy

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Podiatrist and your orthotics

Podiatrists is a medical professional devoted to foot care with training in foot anatomy, biomechanics and prescribing orthotics for therapy. Our podiatrists at Advanced Health Medical Centre, assess all our patients by examining their symptoms, footwear, and activity to prescribe orthotic therapy options if needed.

The Process

1. Assessment – Our podiatrists will complete a comprehensive foot assessment, review your medical history, and make a visual gait assessment.

2. Orthotic Selection – Next your podiatrist will provide recommendations to collaboratively decide which option will best treat your feet.

3. Orthotic Fitting – When ready, your new orthotics will be fitted into the footwear of your choice.

4. Review – After six-weeks you podiatrist will review the effectiveness of the orthotics, making modifications if needed.

Your questions answered

Can orthotics go in all my shoes?

Shoes can impact the orthotic function. Nowadays orthotics can be made slimmer and are more friendly in a wider range of shoes. However, by wearing proper fitting orthotic-friendly shoes may help improve the function of your new orthotics.

Here are key features your shoes should have:

How do orthotics work?

The purpose of orthotic therapy is to decrease internal and external forces on specific parts of the foot, helping to treat injuries, and reduce foot pain.

GROUND REACTION FORCE

Orthotics modify the pressure coming from the ground to the foot when you stand, walk, or run. By altering the group reaction forces, you can achieve better foot function, and reduce any excessive forces that may lead to foot injury.

NEUROFEEDBACK

Orthotics can help send back sensory feedback to your brain to prompt it to change its movement during gait. With these signals, your brain can send corrective movements to the foot and improve function, avoid pain, and prevent injury.

ORTHOTIC DESIGN

Orthotics can be designed to incorporate specific features to alter the magnitude, location, and force impacting your foot. These excessive forces are generally the cause of all mechanically related foot and ankle injuries.

Over-the-counter vs Custom Orthotics

The insoles found in the pharmacy are developed to fit a generic foot shape and size. Some brands can have specialised features such as ‘high arch support’ or ‘low arch support’.

However, the one-size fits all approach does not benefit everyone. These insoles generally don’t last as long due to the material used.

By having custom orthotics, you can ensure your foot concerns are being effectively treated by a qualified health professional.

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