Dress Shoe Orthotics

You can have fashion and comfortable feet

If you already have a pair of full control orthotics for walking and exercise shoes, consider ordering a pair of orthotics for dress shoes. Women in particular find dress orthotics to be an indispensable tool in maintaining comfortable feet and overall foot health.

Dress shoe orthotics are custom orthotic devices that are small enough to fit into a dress shoe. These orthotics are very thin and narrow. They have a shallow heel cup to fit into smaller shoes and a very thin cover so that they leave plenty of room for your feet. They are made of thin, lightweight and attractive materials.

Dress orthotics can be fit into most types of women’s dress shoes – as long as they do not have an open back. They can fit into heel heights ranging up to 3 or 4 inches.

In most cases your orthotic mold is stored on computer at the orthotic laboratory, so to order a pair of orthotics for your dress shoes just call our office or use the online Orthotic Order Form. In most cases you can just order your new orthotics. If an evaluation by the doctor is required, however, we will let you know.   

There are several types of dress orthotics that can be prescribed, depending on the types of dress shoes you most often wear. We’ll work with you to find the best type for your lifestyle.

There is a substantial savings when ordering additional pairs of orthotics. This is because much of the clinical and laboratory work of making the orthotic has already been done. Also, your insurance may cover a second pair of orthotics - give them a call. A list of questions to ask your insurance regarding orthotic coverage can be found in the Orthotic Financial Information package on our forms page.

Dress orthotic for high heel shoe

Dress orthotic for low heel shoe

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Douglas Hale, DPM & Lawrence Huppin, DPM
Foot and Ankle Center of Washington, Seattle
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