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Orthotics is a specialist field of medicine that focuses on the design, production and use of orthoses in order to treat any biomechanical dysfunction of the body. Orthoses are designed to be fitted to an individual to provide any of the following: Correct or prevent deformities Reduce pain and inflammation Stabilise the joints Improve mobility or performance Reduce risk of injury Orthoses come in many different shapes and sizes and are designed to treat many different medical conditions. Here at The Lakes Orthotics we use a wide variety of orthoses and these can be off the shelf, semi-bespoke, or completely custom made for an individual.

Comfort and prevention- don't wait until it's too late! Around 80% of people will at one point in their lives be confronted with foot problems or troubles which have an origin in bad foot positioning. You can avoid this trap by having a preventative foot analysis carried out regularly Running | hiking | golf | racket sports | indoor sports : Guidance and support increase the efficiency and diminish the risk for injuryCycling : Better power transfer, more foot comfort and a better bike positionFootball : Efficient support, better balance and more control

Custom orthotics are an investment that pay your body back exponentially over time and helps save you money long-term. Non-custom orthotics, while cheaper, are often made with unreliable and lower quality material, are not designed to fix your specific issues, forcing you to spend more money to find relief.

Adjusting to new insoles - either premade or custom-built - can be uncomfortable at first. They are changing the way that your foot operates, which takes some getting used to. However, they should never cause more pain than you were experiencing before, and if they are, then there might be something wrong