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Are You Doing Your Laces Up Properly?
Not all shoes are created equal and everyone’s feet are different. Specific lacing techniques can improve the fit of shoes to solve common problems.
Your Child's Feet
You worry about your children’s teeth, eyes, and other parts of the body. You teach brushing and grooming, but what do you do about your child’s feet - those still developing feet which have to carry the entire weight of the body throughout a lifeti
Foot Ulcers
The term ulcer is generally used to refer to breaks in the normal integrity of the skin.
728 Burloak Dr., Burlington, Ontario
(Just south of the QEW)
Flat Feet
Low arched, or flat feet, are a common type of foot structure. Most flat feet are pronated which is a foot in poor functional position. Close examination of this type of foot in a weight-bearing position shows:
  • turning out of the heel bone away from the centre of the body
  • inward rotation of the leg
  • bulging of the inner aspect of the ankle
  • shifting of the forefoot outward from the heel
Causes

Flat feet can be caused by
  • loose ligaments holding the feet together
  • bad footwear over a long period of time or during the development cycle in childhood
  • genetics
Common Issues with Flat Feet
  • tendonitis
  • shin splints
  • plantar fascitis
  • knee pain
  • bunions
  • calluses
Below are some of the common compensations seen throughout the entire body due to flat feet.

Treatment of flat feet

Treatment of flat feet involves realigning the feet to normalize function of the foot and lower limb. This is achieved by custom made foot orthotics. Custom Made foot orthotics work to hold the foot in it’s ideal position while walking/standing so as to decrease strain on the musculature.
Halton's Foot Care Specialists Serving Clients in Oakville, Burlington and Milton
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