Custom Foot Orthotics, Uxbridge ON

Custom foot orthotics are specially designed insoles that support and align your feet to improve comfort and function. Orthotics are created from a detailed assessment of your foot structure, gait, and specific concerns. At Uxbridge Foot Clinic, we cast your foot in a neutral position, suspended in air, which is recognized as the “gold standard” for functional orthotics. These devices help relieve pain associated with conditions such as plantar fasciitis, flat feet, and joint strain. By correcting imbalances and reducing pressure on sensitive areas, custom orthotics enhance mobility and support long-term foot health. Orthotic therapy starts with a 40 minute Initial assessment where the measurements of the feet are taken. The orthotics are then ready to fit into the shoes within three weeks.

Custom Foot Orthotics, Uxbridge ON

How we help with Custom Orthotics in Uxbridge, ON

Custom orthotics can help manage a wide range of foot and lower-body conditions, including:

  • Plantar fasciitis

  • Flat feet

  • High arches

  • Heel pain

  • Achilles tendonitis

  • Bunions

  • Metatarsalgia

  • Arthritis-related foot pain

  • Callus/corns

  • Diabetic Foot Ulcers

  • Knee, hip, and lower back discomfort related to poor foot mechanics

Because the feet are the foundation of the body, improper alignment can affect the ankles, knees, hips, and spine. Correcting abnormal movement patterns may help reduce pain beyond the feet themselves.

Frequently Asked Questions about Custom Orthotics

  • The fee for custom orthotics at Uxbridge Foot Clinic is $550. This fee includes the pair of orthotics, the dispensing appointment and any follow-up appointment regarding the orthotics within 3 months of dispensing.

  • Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or call us at (289) 581-0036. You can also book online here. At your scheduled appointment, our chiropodist will perform a comprehensive foot exam and gait analysis to determine the need for orthotics.

  • At Uxbridge Foot Clinic, we cast for orthotics using a 3D scanner with the patient in a non-weight-bearing position. For most patients, this technique is more effective than standing on a scanner, or sitting with your feet planted on a scanner or an impression in a foam box.

  • This depends on the person, and how well the orthotics are maintained. Orthotics designed for regular daily use can remain functional for five to ten years. Orthotics designed for running, sports or heavy use typically last 18 months to three years.

  • At Uxbridge Foot Clinic, we educate our patients on how best to insert and remove orthotics while putting the least amount of stress on the device. If orthotics get wet, they should be allowed to air dry. Also, ensure that there is not sand or any small stones in your shoes with the orthotics, as these objects can damage the device.

  • Orthotics are most warranted in situations where an individual is suffering from pain, or they present with a foot deformity that, if untreated, may result in pain or further complications in the future.