Custom Orthotics in Bundaberg

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Bundaberg Custom Orthotics

Foot and lower limb mechanics play a critical role in how we move, stand, and absorb impact—making structural support an essential part of musculoskeletal care. At Sugarland Chiropractic Centre in Bundaberg, we offer clinically prescribed custom orthotics designed to correct biomechanical imbalances, reduce strain, and improve alignment from the ground up.


Each pair is made following a detailed assessment of your posture, gait, and weight distribution, using heat-mouldable or medical-grade materials from trusted Australian suppliers. These orthotics are tailored to support conditions such as flat feet, plantar fasciitis, knee misalignment, and lower back pain linked to poor foot mechanics.


All devices are TGA-compliant and eligible for rebates through most private health funds. To book an orthotic assessment or learn more about our prescription process, call (07) 4153 2233.

Supporting Spinal Alignment Through Foot Function

Custom orthotics serve a critical role in managing load distribution and joint alignment, particularly in people whose posture or walking patterns place excess strain on the knees, hips, or spine. Unlike generic insoles, custom orthotics are specifically moulded or configured to address the structural needs of the individual. Common issues such as overpronation, supination, uneven leg length or arch collapse can all affect gait mechanics and increase the risk of injury or chronic discomfort.


The assessment process includes static and dynamic tests—such as gait analysis, posture evaluation, and foot pressure mapping—to determine the exact needs of each person. Orthotics may be used alongside other therapies such as chiropractic adjustments, exercise rehab, or footwear modification for a more comprehensive approach. Regular reviews help track improvements or determine whether adjustments to the device are needed as activity levels or physical conditions change.

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