Custom Orthotics In Saskatoon

Custom orthotics are foot inserts that go into shoes. Orthotics are molded to the exact shape of the patient’s foot when they are in a non-weight bearing position. The purpose of a non-weight bearing mold is to get the arch at the optimal position before it has a chance to drop. The customized orthotics, shaped to a patient’s specific arch height, will cushion and support the arch properly before it drops during the standing position. We can customize the orthotic features such as size, cushioning, top coat, and bottom soles.

Diabetic Orthotics

Patients with advanced form of diabetes can lose sensation in their toes and bottom of their feet, and they are prone to develop ulsers. The diabetic custom orthotic is designed thinking about patients who have sensation issues in their feet.

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The diabetic orthotic provides high levels of protection. It helps prevent blisters, wounds, and ulcers. it flexible, highly cushioned, and provides a lot of stability.

Kids Orthotics

Custom Made Orthotics Saskatoon can be beneficial for children in need of additional support and a solid foundation to their feet and legs. Our custom orthotics for kids come with a marble design and standarized cushioning that is more durable than a regular adult orthotic. A full length orthotic is recommended to avoid any sliding issues inside their shoes.

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There is no exact age to get an orthotic for children. However, as a general rule, if the orthotic is not a necessity, meaning there are no structural problems causing biomechanical issues, then a child may be fit into orthotics starting at 7 years old.

If there are severe biomechanical issues such as clubfoot, please consult with our chiropractors about approppriate treatment.

Sports Orthotics

The sport orthotics are often used by athletes or patients who have to stand for long periods of time such as factory workers. Sport orthotics provide moderate to maximum biomechanical control, and protects the body from injuries caused by pressure and impact shock.

Depending on the sport, the condition the patient presents, and the footwear used, the cushioning height is adjusted to maximize comfort and performance.  As well, The top coat is made from neoprene fabric that absorbs sweat very well.

Even though metatarsal pad can be added to any orthotic, they are highly popular on sport orthotics. The metatarsal pad helps alliviate pain in the balls of the feet.

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Dress / Casual Orthotics

The casual orthotic is for indiduals who wear tighter shoes and do not experience a lot of impact throughout the day. This orthotic features a slim design that properly fits in dress shoes avoiding any thightness. The casual orthotic is recommended for men dress shoes and wider women dress shoes.

Additionally, one of the most popular customization for the casual orthotic is the narrowing option at the front. This will allow women to wear these orthotics while wearing most types of heels.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does my insurance cover orthotics? Collapse

Most health benefits plans include orthotics. If you are unsure or unaware of your coverage, please contact office adminitrator and they will be able to help you figure it out.

What’s the difference between custom orthotics and over the counter orthotics? Expand

Over the counter orthotics are designed for patients with no flat feet, arch problems, or misalignments in the body. Usually, this type of orthothic only work for very mild aches. On the contrary, custom orthotics are casted and molded to the exact size of a patient’s feet and they are 100% customizable.

Will I need X-Rays? Expand

An X-ray may also be performed only if necessary based on the chiropractor’s findings.

Who benefits from orthotics? Expand

Everybody can benefit from wearing orthotics! If you suffer from foot pain, leg pain, lower back pain, hips pain, scoliosis, and more, orthotics can definately help you.

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