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Custom Orthotics and Orthopaedic Shoes
A custom orthotic is a device, slipped into the insole of your shoe that is designed to align the foot and ankle into the most anatomically efficient position. Although they look like insoles, they are actually biomechanical medical appliances, which are custom made to correct specific foot imbalances. The body of the custom orthotic helps to re-align the foot by redirecting and reducing certain motion that takes place during the gait (walk) cycle. Custom orthotics fit into your shoes as comfortably as an insole and are made from precise imprints of your feet.
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Some symptoms of poor foot mechanics can include any one of the following:
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The Toronto Spine & Sports Clinic can prescribe custom orthotics to help correct your specific foot and body imbalance. You can help us by discussing any nagging foot, leg, or back problems on your initial consultation or next treatment visit. |
| The more you wear your custom orthotics the increase benefits you will experience. If your daily activities vary and you are constantly changing your footwear, then you should have a second pair of custom orthotics designed for alternate activities. (i.e. work safety shoes and running shoes) |
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Most shoes that have a removable insole will be compatible with your custom orthotic. You just need to remove the insole that came with your shoe and replace it with the custom orthotic. The Toronto Spine & Sports Clinic also offers a specific line of footwear that will accommodate prescribed custom orthotics. If you are interested in sandals or clogs, you can have the prescribed custom orthotic built right in. |
| They will help position your foot so you will be using the right muscles at the right time, minimizing fatigue and allowing your muscles to be used more efficiently. |
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The Toronto Spine & Sports Clinic prescribes orthotics to patients for various symptoms. Many medical conditions often stem from a biomechanical abnormality in a patient’s gait that can be treated with custom orthotics, some example are:
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Achilles Tendonitis Iliotibial Band Syndrome Metatarsalgia Morton's Neuroma Plantar Fasciitis Runner's Knee Sacroiliac Syndrome Shin Splints |
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