Why do I need to see a Canadian certified pedorthist?
Every foot is different with a range of variables including overall length, heel-to-ball length, bony deformities of the greater and lesser toes, instep height, amputations, ulceration, and biomechanical anomalies such as over-supination, intoeing or out toeing. Canadian Certified Pedorthists are trained to deal with these and many more complicated situations of the human foot. In many cases, with the recommendation of a prescribing physician, internal or external shoe modifications may be required to treat lower limb discomfort, and can come in the form of sole lifts, rocker soles, balloon patches, and changes to the profile of a shoes upper. A custom-made foot orthoses may also be required to deal with specific biomechanical (movement) problems, pressure distribution, or impact. Working alongside your prescribing physician, your Canadian Certified Pedorthist is qualified to assess and treat these and many other conditions of the lower limbs. Footwear can change a persons balance, imp
