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Sidas Custom Orthotics

Customised to you on the day and used by professional footballers and athletes


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What are orthotics?

Orthotics are a widely used treatment for a multitude of complaints. An orthotic is a shaped insole that fits in footwear to offer support to the underside of the foot. They can help to alleviate pain and reduce pressure by spreading the load more evenly. Additional alterations or customised shapes may be introduced to give the orthotic more functionality. 


Musculoskeletal conditions such as plantar fasciitis, bunions and nerve neuromas may be managed with an orthotic device. The shape of the orthotic can introduce greater or reduced range of motion of joints in the foot and help assist in improving biomechanical alignment. Orthotics however will always be used alongside other treatments whether it is a stretching or strengthening regime, acupuncture, strapping, shockwave or laser therapy.

It may be recommended by your podiatrist to wear an orthotic while doing exercise or for everyday activities to reduce stress or strain, therefore comfort is a key factor to an orthotic device. At the end of the day the fit and shape must do a job but it must be comfortable to wear for the user.

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Customisation

Orthotics are very specific to each patient, whether it be the arch height or shape, the functional additions or even the materials they are made of. All these elements help to make the insole more comfortable for the patient while giving the podiatrist the required prescription to instigate an improvement in symptoms. 

Our Sidas customised orthotics allow us to do just that. We have a number of devices available that are customised to each individual patient via a very simple moulding method. They take less than 20 minutes to shape and the best bit is you don't have to wait weeks for them, take them home immediately after your appointment. 


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