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It's our mission to assure that all our patients receive the best custom orthotics and plantar fasciitis insoles that optimizes how their body feels and performs.
Our method of producing our products makes it easy on patients and medical professionals by not having to wait, or make several trips to the doctor before finally getting a pair of custom insoles that feels comfortable for your feet. Our process is streamlined and eliminates the timely and tedious process to get the best insoles made at a very expensive cost.
There are numerous options out there in the market to help with foot support and it can be very confusing as to which products work and which don’t. At DFW Feet, we have taken the concept where going to your medical professional for arch support inserts can be very expensive, so we have eliminated this factor. The markup in which doctors charge for a pair of custom insoles doesn’t make much sense. We have made the entire process much easier in the comfort of your own home to order custom orthotics or plantar fasciitis insoles.
Although no product can ever give 100% results, we have found that our patients and customers see some of the best results when the shoe insoles are less rigid, and are comfortable to wear each day for several hours at a time.
WHO nEEDS custom orthotics or plantar fasciitis insoles?
Life is too short not to be in optimal health. Just like anything else in your daily life, there are things we don’t think about that can make big differences in our quality of life. Whether it be the quality of mattress or pillow we sleep on or the chair that we sit in each day at work, some of these items can be taken for granted if you aren’t careful.
Statistics show that in a person’s lifetime, there is a 92% chance that they will have some sort of foot related pain. Not to mention, there are double the amount of feet as people which certainly makes things more likely to have pain related issues.
Who needs custom orthotics or plantar fasciitis insoles? Not everyone, but certainly it is the easiest and most conservative step to take before ever doing something aggressive to your body like surgery. Steroid injections, MRI scans, and even surgery are sometimes needed to help in more severe circumstances, however many times in the early stages, plantar fasciitis insoles that are custom molded will certainly reduce the risk of having nagging pain that can sometimes linger for several months and even years.
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With our custom orthotics and plantar fasciitis insoles, you will be walking comfortably right away. Take a look at what our clients and partners had to say about our foot orthotics. We provide our services all across the nation in a very easy process that can all be done in the comfort of your own home.
We have served our customers with the same type of custom orthotics and plantar fasciitis insoles for many years and have seen fantastic results. The majority of our customers who buy orthotics online love our product so much that they get multiple pairs for different shoes and tell their friends and family about us. We take lots of pride in making the best products on the market and have proven with our process that it will help. Please email us a video and testimonial about how our custom orthotics or plantar fasciitis insoles have given you the comfort that you deserve when wearing shoes!
+ What are orthotics??
Orthotics are known as a medical device that is meant to be used to support your foot in the shoe. Orthotics can be by prescription or not my prescription. There are several styles of orthotics that are used depending on what shoe they are being placed into. The purpose of orthotics is to prevent and help with injuries and allow for optimal foot function that rests inside the shoe.
+ How much do orthotics cost??
Orthotics can range from a few dollars to a few hundred dollars. Typically ordering custom orthotics through your doctor will be very expensive as opposed to getting them on your own. Custom orthotics tend to be more expensive than off-the-shelf Orthotics however can play a much more significant role in helping with optimal foot function.
+ How long do orthotics last?
They can last for several months or several years depending on one’s level of activity. It is not recommended to walk more than three years in the same pair of orthotics even if they do last.
+ How much do custom orthotics cost?
Typically, they can be very expensive and not always covered by insurance, FSA or HSA accounts. They can range from a couple hundred dollars to even over a thousand dollars depending on where you get them.
+ How to clean orthotics?
Cleaning is very easy. Never put them in The washing machine. They can be easily clean with a warm towel and hand wiping them down when needed.
+ How to clean orthotics?
It is recommended by podiatrists and orthopedic doctors that orthotics be replaced every three years to prevent mold from taking place.
+ How long does it take for orthotics to work?
The orthotics are instantly working once you’re wearing them but can sometimes take up to a couple of weeks to break in a pair comfortably. We see improved results within two weeks, but depending on what they are needed for can take longer.
+ What are the best orthotics for plantar fasciitis?
The best are supporting your arch. Re-distributing pressure on your foot will take pressure off the heel area. Orthotics help along with a combination of other things that can be done to help fix the problem.
+ How to put orthotics in shoes?
Putting orthotics in shoes is easy. You first want to take out the original insoles that come with the shoe and then put in the new pair of orthotics that go into the shoe.
+ What are the best shoes for orthotics?
The best shoes depend on what type of orthotic is being needed and for what the purpose is. Closed shoes that have plenty of shoe space tend to get the most benefit from orthotics
+ What happens if I stop wearing my orthotics?
This varies depending on each person. Some people find that chronic injuries will return if they stop wearing the orthotics and others find that after wearing them for a period of time, they do not need them any longer.