3D Digital Scanned Custom Orthotics
Prescription orthotics created from a detailed digital model of the feet and designed around individual biomechanics, activity, and footwear.
Custom Support Built Around the Patient
Custom orthotics are prescription devices designed to support the foot, improve mechanics, redistribute pressure, and address specific biomechanical problems. Unlike generic inserts, they are prescribed based on examination findings, foot structure, activity level, footwear, and treatment goals.
Why We Use 3D Digital Scanning
At Just Feet & Ankle Care, digital scanning captures a detailed three-dimensional representation of the feet without traditional plaster casting. The scan becomes part of the information used to create an individualized orthotic prescription.
When Custom Orthotics May Be Recommended
Custom orthotics may be considered for selected patients with plantar heel pain, flat feet, high arches, tendon problems, recurrent overuse symptoms, pressure-related discomfort, and other conditions in which foot mechanics contribute to symptoms.
More Than Just a Foot Scan
The technology is only one part of the process. An effective orthotic prescription begins with understanding the diagnosis, how the foot functions, the shoes being worn, activity demands, and what the device is intended to accomplish.
What to Expect
If custom orthotics are recommended, a 3D scan is obtained and used in manufacturing the devices. Once they arrive, fit and comfort are assessed, and adjustments can be made when clinically necessary.
Key Features
PRECISE DIGITAL SCANNING
A detailed 3D model replaces traditional plaster casting.
PERSONALIZED PRESCRIPTION
The design reflects anatomy, mechanics, footwear, and activity needs.
PRESSURE REDISTRIBUTION
Orthotics can help reduce stress on painful or overloaded areas.
ACTIVITY-SPECIFIC
Work, exercise, sports, and everyday footwear can be considered in the prescription.
Experiencing pain that may be related to foot mechanics?
Schedule an evaluation at Just Feet & Ankle Care to determine whether custom orthotics are appropriate.