Lower Suction Dentures In Richmond, BC
Richmond Denture Clinic offers innovative lower suction dentures as a solution for Richmond residents struggling with floating or lifting lower dentures. A lower suction denture provides stability and a perfect fit. Our dental team is excited to help you find the perfect denture fit with the high-tech suction denture technique for upper and lower dentures. The lower suction technique uses a unique impression method to create customized dentures that form to your mandible. The unique impression mimics the natural movements and shapes of your oral cavity for a strong seal that suctions them in place. We’re committed to boosting your oral health with the most innovative technology. Contact us today to learn more.
Benefits of Lower Suction Dentures
Lower suction dentures offer a range of advantages that significantly enhance the overall experience for individuals seeking denture solutions. These benefits contribute to improved comfort, functionality, and a more natural feel. Here's an expanded explanation of each benefit:
Am I a Candidate for Suction Dentures?
Most patients are eligible for lower suction dentures. We’ll review your oral history and examine your mouth to determine if you’re the ideal candidate for lower suction dentures. Our dental team will ensure your tissue and jawbone are strong enough to hold the dentures firmly. There are patients whose mouths cannot fully suction but can be fitted to increase stabilization. If you’ve had teeth extracted within a year, it’s important to wait until the size and shape of your tissue are fully healed before suction denture fitting.
Difference Between SEMCD and Lower Suction Dentures

We understand dental jargon can be confusing at times. There is no difference between a Suction Effective Mandibular Complete Denture and a lower suction denture. SEMCD is simply the scientific acronym for lower suction dentures. The lower suction denture process at Richmond Denture Clinic includes a free consultation to determine if you’re a lower suction denture candidate, taking an impression of your lower arch, and creating a unique measuring device made just for your mouth. We will also measure the distance between your upper and lower jaws, assess how your lower jaw moves from right to left and front to back, analyze models of your mouth and fitting them to achieve optimal stability, and test your new dentures for the perfect fit.