Our Foot & Ankle Care Blog
Your foot and ankle health isn't just something that needs occasional maintenance. It's influenced daily by the shoes you wear, the activities you perform, and even the food you eat! Our blog offers a wealth of information ranging from specific care to tips for daily life.
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How Custom Orthotics Can Get Rid of Heel Pain For many patients, custom orthotics can provide long-term relief from heel pain. Learn more about how custom orthotics work and when they might be prescribed. -
Getting to the Bottom of Why Your Heels Hurt Advanced Foot & Ankle helps patients with a wide variety of heel pain causes find the treatments and relief they need. -
Orthotics Might Be the Best Answer for Your Flatfoot Pain Do you have flat feet or low arches and are suffering from foot, ankle, or even lower leg and knee pain? A new set of orthotics may be just what you need to get rid of your discomfort and return to full activity. -
Affordable Custom Orthotics: A Great Investment for Your Long-Term Health The right set of custom orthotics can not only significantly reduce your foot pain now, but long into the future—saving you time and money in the process. Learn more about our affordable custom orthotics. -
How Orthotics Can Help You Shape Up (in More Ways than One) The structure of things can have a big influence on function—our feet included! Dr. Matt Wettstein discusses how custom orthotics can have multiple positive effects on your life. -
Over the Counter Orthotics Work …Right? Can orthotic inserts purchased over the counter have the same effects as those made specifically for your feet? Dr. Matt Wettstein tries this question on for size. -
5 Reasons You Could Want Foot Orthotics Custom orthotics can be a great help for your feet, but they tend to have an old stigma attached to them. Dr. Wettstein busts through perceptions and explains why many people will be thankful to get them. -
How Often Should You Replace Your Orthotics? Dr. Matt Wettstein in Twin Falls, ID offers advice on when you might need to replace—or at least adjust—your custom orthotics.