3D Printed Custom Orthotics for Leg Length Discrepancy

Custom 3D printed orthotics for leg length discrepancy. Personalized lift height and orthotic design determined by a Certified Pedorthist (C. Ped. (C)) following individual assessment in Toronto.

3D Printed Custom Orthotics for Leg Length Discrepancy

These 3D printed custom orthotics are designed for individuals with leg length discrepancy who require a personalized in-shoe lift. Featuring a contoured footbed and a structured lattice design, these orthotics are developed according to individual foot shape, footwear compatibility, and functional requirements.

Key Features

• Designed for Leg Length Discrepancy: Custom orthotics intended for patients with a difference in lower limb length.

• 3D Printed Construction: Additive manufacturing allows the orthotic structure to be customized to the prescribed design.

• Personalized Lift Height: The required lift height is determined according to the patient's individual assessment, not a fixed standard.

• Contoured Orthotic Design: Shaped to accommodate individual foot contours and footwear requirements.

• Individualized Fit: Final dimensions and configuration depend on the prescribed orthotic design and the available shoe space.

Personalized Orthotic Design by a Certified Pedorthist

The 2 cm lift shown in the product images is an example only and does not represent a standard lift height for every patient.

A Certified Pedorthist (C. Ped. (C)) will assess the patient's leg length discrepancy, foot mechanics, gait, functional needs, and footwear compatibility to develop an appropriate orthotic design plan. The required lift height, shape, and configuration will be determined according to the individual assessment findings. In some cases, a shoe sole modification may be more appropriate than an in-shoe lift.

Custom Orthotics in Toronto

ROKAB provides custom orthotics and personalized orthopaedic footwear services in Scarborough, Toronto. Contact us to arrange an in-store assessment and fitting to discuss custom 3D printed orthotics for leg length discrepancy.

Images show an example of a 3D printed orthotic with a 2 cm lift. Actual lift height and design are determined individually by a Certified Pedorthist (C. Ped. (C)). In-store assessment and fitting are required. Not available for online purchase.