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Orthotics vs. Over-the-Counter Insoles: What’s the Difference?

Foot pain can make daily tasks more difficult, especially if it affects how you walk, stand, or stay active. Many people turn to insoles for relief, but not all insoles Read More

Common Causes of Ankle Sprains

At Dakota Foot & Ankle Clinic, Dr. Brian Gale helps patients manage a wide range of foot and ankle conditions in North Dakota. If you’ve recently experienced an ankle sprain Read More

How to Prevent Achilles Tendon Injuries in Athletes

The Achilles tendon is one of the most important tendons in the body, especially for athletes. It connects the calf muscles to the heel bone and plays a crucial role Read More

How Hammertoes Affect Walking and Balance

Hammertoes may seem like a minor foot issue at first, but they can have a significant impact on your ability to walk comfortably and maintain balance. At Dakota Foot & Read More

How Custom Orthotics Can Relieve Heel Pain

Heel pain can keep you on the couch! If you are tired of trying heel wedges from the grocery store, it’s time to discover custom orthotics designed to fit your Read More

Signs You Might Have Ankle Instability and When to See a Specialist

If you suffered from repeated ankle injuries, like sprains, in the past, you could have ankle instability — a chronic issue that causes this joint to have poor support from the Read More

What You Need To Know About Hammertoes

What are Hammertoes? Understanding the Causes and Symptoms Hammertoes are a common and uncomfortable problem. Fortunately, your podiatrist can help. Dr. Brian Gale at Dakota Foot & Ankle Clinic in Bismarck, Read More

How to Know When It’s Time to See a Foot Specialist

Your feet bear the stress of supporting your weight as you stand or walk. Therefore, they can develop issues that may create chronic pain or cause them to become deformed. From calluses Read More

A Guide to Preventing Ingrown Toenails

Preventing and Treating Ingrown Toenails Do you have pain in the side of your toes but don’t understand why you have the pain? Many people do not understand the signs and symptoms Read More

What Are Hammertoes Understanding the Causes and Symptoms

Hammertoes are a common yet misunderstood foot condition that can cause discomfort and affect mobility. If you’ve noticed a toe that seems to curl or bend in an unusual way, Read More

The Importance of Supportive Shoes

Many people often forget to check to see if they are buying a supportive shoe. Most often, people judge a shoe based on the look of it, rather than the Read More

Posterior Tibial Tendinitis

Posterior Tibial Tendinitis Posterior Tibial Tendinitis is a relatively common problem of the foot and ankle. This tendon is one of the most important tendons in the leg.  It is the tendon Read More

Achilles Tendinitis

  Achilles Tendinitis Do you have pain that is located in the back of your heel?  You might be affected by Achilles Tendinitis.  This is the inflammation of your Achilles tendon that Read More

Pedicure Tips

Pedicure Tips Are you getting ready for your big vacation, hopefully somewhere tropical?  Here are some pedicure tips to make sure your toes are looking their best. If going to a salon Read More

The pain of dealing with Osteoarthritis

Osteoarthritis Dr. Kayla Emter, DPM Are your joints stiff as you arise from bed in the morning? Do they follow the tune of the old Rice Krispies commercial with a snap, crackle Read More

Psoriatic Arthritis

Psoriatic Arthritis Dr. Kayla Emter, DPM Most people have seen commercials advertising different medications for psoriasis. You know, the commercials where people try to hide patches on their skin that cause them Read More

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Dakota Foot & Ankle Clinic

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1733 E Capitol Ave,
Bismarck, ND 58501-5620

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Monday  

8:30 am - 4:30 pm

Tuesday  

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Wednesday  

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Thursday  

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