Store-bought insoles provide general cushioning but don’t correct foot mechanics. Custom orthotics are prescribed specifically for your foot structure and conditions, providing lasting pain relief and support.
Yes. Numerous studies show that properly fitted orthotics reduce pain, improve alignment, and prevent injuries, especially in patients with chronic foot, ankle, or knee issues.
Most orthotics last 2–5 years depending on usage and activity level. Our office provides adjustments and refurbishing as needed to ensure long-term effectiveness.
Absolutely. Orthotics improve balance, reduce fatigue, prevent overuse injuries, and enhance performance by optimizing biomechanics.
In some cases, yes. Coverage depends on your plan, but insurances are covering them less often.
Not always, but most patients use orthotics long-term for ongoing support, while others use them temporarily during healing. Your doctor will guide you based on your needs.
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