Precision 3D Printed Orthotics generated from Willetton

At Willetton Podiatry, we don’t believe in a 'one-size-fits-all' solution. If you are suffering from chronic heel pain, plantar fasciitis, or alignment issues, your recovery depends on precision.​

Our orthotic therapy combines 25+ years of clinical experience with cutting-edge 3D laser scanning technology. Unlike traditional plaster casts or off-the-shelf inserts, our 3D printed orthotics are bespoke-engineered to your exact foot structure and gait pattern.

 

Why choose our 3D Printed orthotics?

• Bespoke Accuracy: 3D scans capture your foot's geometry to the millimeter.

• Expert Design: Your orthotics are designed by a Credentialled Sports Podiatrist—ensuring they support your specific athletic or daily needs.

• Durability & Comfort: Advanced 3D printing materials allow for a thinner, lighter, and more durable device that fits comfortably into your favorite shoes.

• Targeted Relief: Effective for Achilles tendinopathy, flat feet (overpronation), and forefoot pain.

Whether you are an athlete in Bull Creek looking for performance gains or a resident in Shelley seeking pain-free walking, our orthotics provide the structural support you need to move with confidence.

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​​Frequently asked questions

• How are 3D printed orthotics different from traditional ones?
  3D orthotics are generated from a digital scan, rather than a plaster cast mould of your foot. Less messy. less time consuming and much more precise.
  3D printing allows for varying degrees of flexibility and thickness within a single device, providing superior comfort and precision that traditional plastic or foam cannot match.

• Do I need new shoes for my orthotics?
  Our bespoke designs are created to be low-profile, meaning they fit into most modern footwear, including athletic shoes and work boots.
  Your podiatrist will assess your requirements as part of this process.

• How long does an orthotic assessment take?
  A standard biomechanical assessment and 3D scan takes approximately 30–40 minutes at our Willetton clinic.