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Suction Lower Dentures (SEMCD) in Scarborough & Port Hope
At Apple Denture Clinic, we specialize in suction dentures, implant dentures, partials, and full dentures, serving Scarborough and Port Hope. We offer a FREE estimate for our services. Contact us today to start your suction dentures!Â
All our Suction Lower Dentures (SEMCD) are now crafted with our new APPLE NeatFitâ„¢ Digital denture technology, combining digital precision with proven suction techniques. Learn more by clicking HERE.
Check out our blog: What Are Suction Lower Dentures And How Do They Work?
Benefits of Suction Dentures
Check out our blog: Why More People Are Choosing Suction Dentures
Below are some of the benefits of Suction dentures:
- No lifting, no floating
- No messy adhesives
- Improved chewing ability
- Fewer sore spots
- A reduced need for implants
- A more natural feel, almost like real teeth
- Customizable to every ridge and detail of your gums
Check out our blog: What Are Suction Lower Dentures and How Do They Work?
Suction Dentures in Scarborough & Port Hope – How do they work
Suction Lower dentures are crafted using a detailed impression of your gums to create a secure seal, ensuring they stay in place during any activity. Apple Denture Clinic in Scarborough and Port Hope offers reliable Suction dentures. Contact our denturists today for a FREE estimate.
- Revolutionary new impression technique
- New tooth positioning to work in harmony with your muscles
- High definition impression materials
- Special bio functional teeth
- Low distortion injected acrylic
- Special bite registration device
- Adjustable articulator to simulate your jaw movements
- Special contouring and shaping of the denture base to work in harmony with your chewing, speaking, and tongue muscles
Am I a Candidate for Suction Lower Dentures in Port Hope or Scarborough?
Our 100% Smiles Guarantee
Our #1 priority here at Apple Denture & Implant Solutions denture clinic is your satisfaction! Which means we stand by our service 100%, no matter what. If you have a problem, we will solve it. Fix it. Create a new denture for you. Whatever it takes. Just reach out to our customer service team. We’re here for you. 100% Smiles Guaranteed!
QUALITY WORK
We take pride in delivering only the highest quality dentures that exceed our customers’ expectations.
ORAL HEALTH
Though we specialize in dentures, we address your overall oral health and well-being.
PEACE OF MIND
We are not satisfied until you are. We make sure you leave with a smile.
Suction Dentures FAQ
Do Lower Suction dentures need adhesive to stay in place?
No they don’t! Lower Suction dentures fit to the lower gums by creating a vacuum between the denture and gums. This vacuum between the denture and gums holds it in place.
How long do Lower Suction dentures last?
As is the case with any denture, they will need to be replaced eventually. Lower Suction dentures are made to last between 7 and 10 years. Proper denture care and daily cleaning will help the denture have a longer lifespan.
Can food get under Lower Suction dentures?
Because of how they work, it is less likely to get food trapped under a Lower Suction denture than it is for a conventional denture. Because of this, people with Lower Suction dentures are able to eat foods they wouldn’t be able to with conventional dentures. It is still possible for food to get trapped, so be sure to take the dentures out to clean them and the gums every day.
Are Lower Suction dentures comfortable?
Of any type of denture, Lower Suction dentures are the most comfortable. That is because they don’t need any adhesives to stay in place that could be over or under used. The suction that the denture provides will take some getting used to but once the mouth has adjusted to the denture, it will feel very natural and comfortable.
Who is a good candidate for Lower Suction dentures?
Around 80% of patients are eligible for Lower Suction dentures. Even if a patient’s mouth is not capable of getting full suction with one of these dentures, they can still benefit from partial suction and have a very stable denture.
The only thing that would disqualify a patient for Lower Suction dentures is if they have recently had any teeth extracted from their lower jaw. These patients need to give their gums time to heal, and the force of the suction from the dentures can cause the recently formed wounds to open up, causing bleeding, increased risk of infection, and improper healing. Once their dentist or denturist determines that the patient’s gums have fully healed, they will become eligible for Lower Suction dentures again.
