What are Custom Orthotics?

Giving you the support you need!

Custom orthotics are individually designed foot supports that are specifically tailored to address unique foot problems. Unlike off-the-shelf shoe inserts, they are crafted using precise measurements and molds of your feet, providing a more accurate and effective solution.

What are they used for?

Arch Support
- Flat Feet: Custom orthotics can provide customized arch support for individuals with flat feet, helping to prevent overpronation and reduce strain on the foot.
- High Arches: By offering a supportive base, custom orthotics can alleviate discomfort associated with high arches by distributing pressure more evenly across the foot.
Gait Correction
- Overpronation: If your foot rolls inward excessively, custom orthotics can control the motion and prevent potential injuries.
- Underpronation: Orthotics can help stabilize the foot and improve gait mechanics if it doesn’t roll inward enough.
Pain Relief
- Plantar Fasciitis: Custom orthotics can help alleviate heel pain caused by plantar fasciitis by providing targeted support and cushioning to the plantar fascia, reducing inflammation and tension.
- Metatarsalgia: By distributing pressure more evenly across the ball of the foot, custom orthotics can help reduce discomfort and pain associated with metatarsalgia.
Overall Foot Health
- Custom orthotics can help maintain overall foot health by providing proper support, alignment, and cushioning, reducing the risk of future problems.

Who needs them?

If you’re experiencing any of the following symptoms, you may benefit from custom orthotics:

Persistent foot pain or discomfort
Difficulty walking or running
Changes in your gait or posture
A history of foot injuries or conditions

Want to learn more or get fitted for Custom Orthotics?

Contact The Shoe Tree Foot Clinic today to schedule a consultation and determine if custom orthotics are right for you. Our experienced team can provide personalized recommendations and help you find relief from your foot problems.