What is a shoe orthotic?
A shoe orthotic is an orthopedic device that is inserted into the shoes. Its function is to correct faulty foot mechanics while walking or running. Poor foot mechanics is the cause of several spinal disorders. These appliances can also be used to treat several foot disorders such as hammer-toes, bunions, and callouses. Why Sole Supports? There are many manufacturers of shoe orthoses. However, one company stands miles ahead of all the others — Sole Supports. When casting the patient’s feet for these appliances, the doctor gently guides the foot down into a box of collapsable foam in the pattern that the foot should reach the floor. Most companies require the patient to step into a box of collapsible foam or onto a pressure plate while standing, thus casting the problem! Also Sole Supports take into account the weight and flexibility of the patient and adjust the strength and flexibility of the orthotic material accordingly. This is the only company that truly custom-fabricates shoe orth