Custom Orthotics in White Rock
Your feet are the foundation of your entire kinetic chain. When there is a subtle imbalance in the way you walk—such as overpronation or collapsed arches—it sends a ripple effect upward, often manifesting as chronic strain in your ankles, knees, hips, and lower back.
DesLauriers Chiropractic Group Inc. is proud to offer custom orthotics to help restore balance from the ground up.
Unlike generic, over-the-counter insoles that merely cushion, our orthotics are medical-grade devices engineered to match your exact foot structure and walking mechanics.
Using state-of-the-art 3D digital scanning technology alongside a comprehensive biomechanical assessment, we capture a precise, three-dimensional model of your feet in motion and at rest. This allows us to design orthotics tailored specifically to your body’s unique alignment.
Ready to take the first step? Book your custom orthotic assessment online today, or call the clinic directly to schedule your appointment at (604) 535-2500
Conditions Custom Orthotics Can Help Treat
- Plantar Fasciitis & Heel Pain – Relieves intense, aching pain in the heel and arch by reducing tension on the plantar fascia ligament.
- Flat Feet & High Arches – Provides structural support for collapsed arches (overpronation) or shock absorption for rigid, high arches (supination).
- Ankle Instability & Sprains – Improves foot alignment and ankle stability to prevent rolling and recurrent injuries.
- Runner’s Knee & Knee Pain – Corrects poor foot mechanics that cause abnormal tracking and strain on the knee joint (patellofemoral pain syndrome).
- Hip & Lower Back Pain – Realignment starting at the feet reduces uneven joint wear and chronic muscle strain further up the kinetic chain.
- Shin Splints – Distributes impact forces evenly during running or walking to relieve stress on the shin muscles (tibialis anterior/posterior).
- Metatarsalgia & Ball-of-Foot Pain – Cushions and redistributes pressure away from the sensitive bones at the front of the foot.
- Bunions & Hammer Toes – Slows down joint progression and eases painful friction by stabilizing the foot’s structural alignment.
- Achilles Tendonitis – Reduces the daily strain and pulling forces placed on the Achilles tendon during movement.
- Diabetic Foot Complications – Minimizes localized high-pressure areas and friction to protect sensitive skin from calluses and ulcers.