General Podiatry Care in San Dimas
General podiatry covers the everyday foot and ankle concerns that can affect comfort and mobility. From nail care and gait issues to growing pains and activity-related aches, we help keep your feet healthy and moving well.
What's Included
Routine & Preventive Care
Regular checkups help catch small problems early and keep them from becoming bigger issues.
Routine visits give Dr. Oghoorian a chance to check for changes in your skin, nails, circulation, sensation, and overall foot health. They're also a good time to bring up new discomfort, changes in the way you walk, or anything that simply doesn't look or feel right. Regular care can be especially valuable if you have diabetes or a history of recurring foot problems.
Nail & Skin Concerns
Treatment for common concerns like calluses, corns, ingrown nails, and other everyday foot issues.
Nail and skin problems can become painful or difficult to manage on your own, especially when they keep returning. We treat concerns such as ingrown toenails, fungal nails, calluses, corns, and warts in the office. Dr. Oghoorian can also look at pressure, footwear, or other factors that may be contributing to the problem.
Custom Orthotics
Custom orthotics are designed to fit your feet and help improve the mechanics contributing to pain.
Orthotics may be recommended when the way your foot moves or distributes pressure is contributing to heel pain, arch pain, joint discomfort, or recurring injuries. They are made specifically for your feet rather than purchased off the shelf. Your fit and function can also be reassessed over time if your symptoms or activity level change.
Diagnostics & Gait Analysis
We evaluate how your feet and body move to help identify what may be causing pain or discomfort.
A gait assessment looks at more than where it hurts. Dr. Oghoorian may evaluate how you stand, walk, move through your joints, and distribute weight through your feet, along with your footwear and injury history. When needed, on-site imaging can provide a closer look at the bones and joints before treatment is recommended.
Sports Medicine
Care for active patients of all ages, from weekend runners to student athletes.
We treat ankle sprains, tendon injuries, heel pain, stress injuries, and other problems that can limit training, sports, or everyday activity. Treatment is based on the type of injury, how active you are, and what you want to get back to doing. Follow-up care can also help guide a gradual return to activity and reduce the risk of aggravating the injury again.
Pediatric Foot & Ankle Care
Care for growing feet, including gait concerns, heel pain, and sports-related injuries in kids and teens.
Growing feet can change quickly, and some concerns are easier to assess before they begin interfering with walking, sports, or daily activity. Dr. Oghoorian can evaluate gait changes, recurring heel or foot pain, flat feet, and sports injuries to determine whether treatment is needed. Care is based on the child's age, development, symptoms, and activity level.
Frequently Asked Questions
General podiatry covers routine and preventive foot and ankle care, including nail care, calluses and corns, gait analysis, custom orthotics, and everyday sports medicine for patients of all ages.
In most cases, no referral is required to schedule a general podiatry visit. Some HMO plans may require one, so it's worth confirming with your insurance provider.
Most patients benefit from an annual checkup, though those with diabetes, chronic pain, or active foot conditions often need more frequent visits.
Yes. Pediatric foot and ankle care, including growing pains, gait concerns, and sports injuries, is part of our general podiatry services.
General podiatry covers everyday care. If your visit reveals something more complex, like a chronic wound or a condition that may benefit from regenerative medicine, Dr. Oghoorian will recommend the appropriate next step.
Need Help With a Foot or Ankle Concern?
Start with a consultation with Dr. Oghoorian. He'll assess what's going on and recommend the right level of care.