Dean Gresser

Dean Gresser

Podiatrist

Available at Penrith, Ryde

Dean graduated from Western Sydney University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Health Science & Masters of Podiatric Medicine.

His role here at OnePoint Health is quite unique as his week involves treating a range of lower limb conditions clinically as well as working within our in house custom orthotic manufacturing facility. 

Dean is highly passionate about allied healthcare and achieving the best possible clinical treatment outcomes for his patients. His area’s of clinical interest include chronic lower limb musculoskeletal conditions, sports and running injuries and minor surgical procedures for ingrown toenails and plantar warts.

Dean Is also passionate about clinical education and learning and is currently completing the Endorsement for Scheduled Medicines for Podiatrist’s which will enable him to prescribe Podiatry specific medications, including cortisone injections for a range of lower limb conditions.

Outside of his career, Dean enjoys anything involving the outdoors, sports and quality time with close friends and family.

Articles by Dean Gresser
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Orthotic Therapy

Foot orthoses come in many different forms. The basic principles of orthotic therapy, is the application of an aid under the feet to support the arch and correct an abnormal gait. However, the use of orthoses covers a much broader range. Orthoses can indeed be applied to a ‘flat foot’ and help support the arch. […]

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Plantar Plate (Ball of Foot) Pain

WHAT TO LOOK FOR? Injury to the plantar plate usually presents with symptoms such as forefoot pain, swelling, heat, redness, a sensation of “walking on a marble” or “walking on the bones of the ball of your foot.” An obvious plantar plate injury can be seen when one of the smaller toes appears to be […]

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Achilles Tendinopathy

For many of us, injuries tend to come on after being overworked throughout the Winter Sports season, with our bodies taking the toll for this increased exercise load and both new and niggling injuries coming into play.The next thing you know you are struggling to walk come Monday morning. Often practitioners will have patients presenting […]

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