Custom orthotics for flat feet and PTTD provide arch support and motion control to reduce strain on the posterior tibial tendon. AI analysis identifies your specific foot collapse pattern to create targeted support that improves stability and reduces progressive deformity.
Medial rearfoot posting with customized arch height provides optimal support for flat feet. AI assessment determines exact posting angles and arch contours needed for your specific foot structure and stability requirements.
Custom orthotics reduce strain on the posterior tibial tendon by controlling excessive pronation and providing medial arch support. This prevents further tendon degeneration and maintains foot structure stability. Learn more about how our AI assessment works.
Orthotics improve foot function and prevent progression but don't permanently restructure adult flat feet. They provide long-term symptom relief and functional improvement when worn consistently during weight-bearing activities.
Flexible flat feet benefit from arch support and motion control, while rigid flat feet require accommodation and pressure redistribution. Our AI assessment identifies your foot type to design appropriate correction strategies.
AI-designed medial support and arch corrections for flat feet and posterior tibial tendon dysfunction with appropriate posting and optional medial flange for stability.
Flat feet and PTTD require medial rearfoot posting and optional medial flange for instability control. Our AI avoids medial posting when lateral ankle pain is present, instead using alternative support strategies to prevent overcorrection and ensure optimal comfort and function.
Medial support controls excessive pronation at the subtalar joint, reducing tissue stress along the medial arch and posterior tibial tendon. By improving sagittal plane function and providing appropriate arch height, orthotics restore efficient foot mechanics and reduce compensatory strain throughout the kinetic chain.
Medial posting limits excessive pronation and provides stability during weight-bearing activities.
Proper arch support reduces strain on plantar fascia, posterior tibial tendon, and medial structures.
Enhanced forward progression and improved push-off efficiency through better arch mechanics.
Flat feet can be painless and present from birth, while PTTD involves progressive arch collapse with pain and dysfunction of the posterior tibial tendon. PTTD requires more aggressive medial support.
Avoid aggressive medial posting if you have lateral ankle pain, lateral column overload, or rigid flatfoot. Our AI identifies these contraindications and adjusts support accordingly.
A medial flange is extended medial arch support for severe instability. It's recommended for advanced PTTD with significant heel valgus or when standard posting isn't sufficient.
Yes, proper arch support can reduce compensatory knee stress from overpronation. By controlling excessive foot motion, orthotics often help with medial knee discomfort associated with flat feet.
Our AI determines the right amount of medial support for your specific flat feet pattern, avoiding overcorrection while providing optimal stability.
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