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Here at Dyker Heights Foot & Ankle, Dr. Corinne Kauderer DPM, FACFAOM has the expertise to treat your foot and ankle problems.

With offices located in Brooklyn, NY and Old Bridge, NJ, Dr. Corinne Kauderer will take care of your foot and ankle needs. Dr. Corinne Kauderer has over 30 years of practical experience and is skilled at working with all ages as well as she is multilingual speaking English, Spanish, Italian and French. She specializes in wound care, the diabetic foot, heel pain, sports medicine, ingrown and fungal nails, foot surgery, and general podiatry. She also offers a variety of podiatry services such as custom foot orthotics, custom braces, EPAT Acoustic Wave Technology and Shockwave, Cold Laser for fungal nails and KeryFlex temporary nails while treating your damaged nails. She develops unique treatment protocols for every patient's needs. Podiatrist, Dr. Corinne Kauderer also offers plant based injectable-traumeel and Zeel for a cortisone alternative. Dyker Heights Foot & Ankle and Dr. Corinne Kauderer, DPM accepts most insurance after deductibles have been met. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please call us today.

10/14/2025

Puncture wounds on the feet occur when sharp objects such as nails, glass, or animal teeth pierce the skin and pe*****te into deeper tissues. While puncture wounds may seem minor, they often create narrow entry points that drive bacteria and debris beneath the surface, which increases the risk of in...

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10/07/2025

There are numerous nerves that are located in each foot. Morton’s neuroma can occur when a nerve in the ball of the foot becomes swollen, and may gradually become inflamed. Common symptoms that many patients experience can include a sharp or burning pain that is often felt between the third and four...

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10/01/2025

You don't have to live with heel pain.

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09/30/2025

Patients who undergo shockwave therapy may notice how simple and effective this type of treatment can be. It is administered by sending wave pulses to the affected area of the foot, and this may be helpful in reducing existing inflammation. Shockwave therapy can be used in treating specific foot con...

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09/23/2025

Big toe pain may be an indication of underlying medical conditions. It may come from various forms of arthritis, including gout, which can cause debilitating pain. Other foot conditions can cause pain in the toes. These can include sesamoiditis, ingrown toenails, turf toe, or a broken toe. The forme...

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$An unstable ankle fracture is a serious injury that occurs when one or more bones of the ankle break in a way that disru...$

09/16/2025

An unstable ankle fracture is a serious injury that occurs when one or more bones of the ankle break in a way that disrupts the joint’s alignment. Unlike stable fractures, which may heal with casting or bracing, unstable fractures usually involve significant displacement and damage to the surroundin...

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09/09/2025

Living with diabetes and elevated blood sugar can quietly harm the feet in ways that are easy to overlook. Over time, excess glucose can injure the nerves, leading to tingling, numbness, or burning sensations. This makes it harder to detect small cuts, blisters, or irritations, which can turn into m...

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09/02/2025

Os trigonum syndrome is a painful condition that occurs when an extra bone at the back of the ankle, called the os trigonum, becomes irritated. This small piece of bone is present in some people and usually does not cause problems. However, repetitive ankle movement, such as pointing the toes during...

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08/31/2025

Get your orthotics checked.

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08/26/2025

Geriatrics and Podiatry

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08/20/2025

Toenail fungus, or onychomycosis, is a fungal infection that affects the toenails, often leading to noticeable changes in their appearance. Toenail fungus can cause discoloration, thickening, and crumbling of the nail, sometimes resulting in separation from the nail bed. The infection is primarily c...

Read more: https://www.footdent.com/component/k2/item/780-causes-and-symptoms-of-toenail-fungus

08/12/2025

Traumatic foot injuries often involve sudden force, such as a fall, twist, or direct impact. These injuries may damage soft tissues like ligaments, tendons, and muscles, in addition to affecting bones and joints. Sprains, ruptured tendons, dislocations, and severe bruising are common examples. Unlik...

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7713 13th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY
11228

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17182322100

Website

https://www.footdent.com/

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