Temporary /permanent orthoses treatment plans

Posted on March 25, 2011 by admin

If you determine that your patient/client requires orthoses and is likely to need them in the long term and they have never worn orthoses do you prescribe a temporary pair or a permanent pair at the first consultation?…and why? I mostly prescribe a temporary pair to confirm therapeutic effect/ patient tolerance

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Temporary /permanent orthoses treatment plans

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