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Off-load pressure from the pinched nerve and spread the metatarsals with medical-grade support.

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Custom Orthotics for Morton's Neuroma Relief
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Custom Orthotic Therapy

Clinically proven to treat nerve compression & forefoot pain

Podiatrist-Approved Relief

We specialize in custom-molded orthotics that separate the metatarsal bones to relieve nerve pressure.

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Clinical Success Graph Morton's Neuroma

A study published in Clinical Rehabilitation found that customized insoles led to pain relief in 70.6% of patients.

Root Causes We Treat

Our medical-grade insoles address the specific biomechanical issues causing your nerve pain.

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Step 1: Indicator

Identify Pain Location

Where do you feel the most discomfort?

Heel
Ball of Foot
Arch
Big Toe
Ankle & Calf
Multiple Areas
Step 2: Severity Check

Analyzing Symptoms

The Core Difference

Why Store-Bought Insoles Often Fail Morton's Neuroma

Understanding the difference between simply cushioning the forefoot versus mechanically separating the metatarsal bones is key to relief.

Generic Insoles

mass produced

  • Compresses Nerves

    Many generic insoles crowd the toe box, which can squeeze the metatarsals together and worsen nerve pain.

  • Lack of Metatarsal Lift

    Without a metatarsal pad, the bones collapse onto the nerve with every step.

  • Temporary Cushioning

    Soft foam feels good initially but bottoms out quickly, offering no protection for the irritated nerve.

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Medical-Grade Orthotics

  • Metatarsal Spreading

    A custom metatarsal pad gently spreads the bones, relieving pressure on the pinched nerve.

  • Transverse Arch Support

    Lifts the collapsed forefoot arch, creating space for the nerve to heal.

  • Precision Molded Fit

    Fabricated from a mold of your foot to ensure the pad is placed exactly behind the painful area, not on it.

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Understanding The Condition

What is Morton's Neuroma?

The Pathomechanics of Nerve Compression

Morton's Neuroma is a thickening of the tissue around one of the nerves leading to your toes. This typically happens between the third and fourth toes. It is caused by irritation, trauma, or excessive pressure.

When the metatarsal bones are squeezed together (often by tight shoes or biomechanics like flat feet), they pinch the nerve. Over time, the nerve becomes inflamed and enlarged, leading to permanent damage if not treated.

Common Symptoms:

  • Feeling like you are standing on a pebble in your shoe.
  • A burning pain in the ball of your foot that may radiate into your toes.
  • Tingling or numbness in your toes.

Why Orthotics Are The Primary Treatment

The goal of treatment is to Decompress the Nerve.

Custom orthotics achieve this by incorporating a metatarsal pad. This pad lifts and separates the metatarsal heads, opening up the space between the bones so the nerve is no longer pinched. This allows the inflammation to subside and the nerve to heal.

Fast Facts

  • Location: Most common between the 3rd and 4th toes.
  • Women: 8 to 10 times more likely to develop it than men (due to footwear).
  • Correction: 70.6% success rate with custom orthotics.

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  • Aerospace-Grade Materials

    We use high-performance polymers and EVA foams designed for maximum durability, shock absorption, and comfort.

  • Laser-Precision Milling

    Your orthotics are carved from a solid block of material using CNC robotics, ensuring 100% accuracy to your foot mold.

  • Hand-Crafted Quality

    Every pair is hand-finished and inspected by our technicians in our US-based lab to ensure clinical efficacy.

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Morton's Neuroma FAQ

Expert answers on treating Morton's Neuroma with custom orthotics.

What is the best treatment for Morton's neuroma?
The best conservative treatment combines wider shoes with custom orthotics containing a metatarsal pad. This combination relieves the compression on the nerve. In severe cases that do not respond to conservative care, cortisone injections or surgery may be considered.
Do orthotics help Morton's neuroma?
Yes. Orthotics with a metatarsal pad are highly effective (over 70% success rate). The pad lifts and separates the metatarsal bones, increasing the space for the nerve and reducing the pinching that causes pain.
Can Morton's neuroma go away on its own?
It rarely goes away completely on its own without changing the mechanics that caused it. However, symptoms can disappear if you change your footwear (wider toe box) and use orthotics to relieve the pressure on the nerve. If you return to tight shoes, the pain often returns.
What shoes are good for Morton's neuroma?
Shoes with a wide toe box are essential to prevent squeezing the metatarsal bones together. A low heel is also important to avoid shifting excessive weight onto the ball of the foot. Look for shoes with removable insoles so you can use your custom orthotics.
What should you not do with a Morton's neuroma?
You should avoid wearing narrow or pointed-toe shoes, as these squeeze the metatarsal bones together, aggravating the nerve. Also, avoid high heels, which shift body weight onto the ball of the foot. Do not ignore the pain or continue high-impact activities like running on hard surfaces if it hurts, and try to avoid walking barefoot on hard floors.
What's the best insole for Morton's neuroma?
The best insole is a custom-molded orthotic with a metatarsal pad. The pad sits precisely behind the ball of the foot to lift and spread the metatarsal bones, relieving pressure on the nerve. Generic insoles often lack this precise placement or have pads that are too soft to be effective.

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