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Anyone ever had them made in San Jose?

I need a reference.. Thanks Guys

How does orthodics even resemble braces?

Orthodics are for your feet in case you missed the last 1000 years

They are inserts for your feet. They take a cast.
Simple process done by podiatrist

Well, I could probably use an orthodic insert for my mouth to protect my orthodontics considering how many times I've stuck my foot in my mouth over the years. I could probably use a cup, too, for all the times I've stepped on my d*ck as well. In case you're not familiar with the type of cup I'm referring to, its the insert that goes in a jock strap. On cold days I use the youth size!

I'm flying in to CR on May 3rd and meeting up with five other buddies and I can barely contain myself! I rendevous with my wingmen at the BM at 3PM and then the games will begin!

Don't even think about it here in C.R. I have worn them for 25 years, first leather, then molded plastic made by a doctor...and they all sucked.(all from the states)

The ones I have now are a hard rubber, sold by a chain operated in the states, the company that advertises in an infomercial.....I have the receipt somewhere. The current ones I bought from them have lasted over 9 years. They are unbreakable, unlike the molded plastic. You go into the store and walk out with the model you need. I payed about $260 I think. After all the others that I used they were a bargain.

Truly one of the best products I have ever used.

hello , Good topic ,I have been readingf about dentist in the area who do implants . Its $4000 here for a titanium post and the implant itself .It takes months and different procedures .I cant imagine taking 2 trips for 1 tooth it may wind up being the same cost .Does anyone know about price and availibility.thanks JG

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Actually, its quite easy to understand how someone might think you meant Orthodontics, since you misspelled the word. The word for the devices used for one's feet is OrthoTics (with a T not a D) and probably derives from the same latin root as for orthodontics, orthopedics, etc. (to brace, straighten, set right etc.?). Orthotic is basically just a fancy name for arch supports. If your feet are really messed up (I'm talking 4F, for those that remember the draft), I suppose I could see paying $260 for a pair. Most people just go for the Dr. Scholl's.

Are you gellin'? Like a melon!