We are proud to announce that our in-house denturist, Curtis Wiebe, is a certified SEMCD (Suction Effective Mandibular Complete Denture) practitioner. Up until now, it was widely believed that suction on lower dentures was almost impossible. In fact, many thought that costly implants was the only solution to greater stability in lower dentures. Dr. Jiro Abe, a Japanese dental clinician, is the brilliant mind behind this revolutionary concept. The SEMCD method has received tremendous praise from professional dental clinicians. Find out why dealing with an SEMCD certified denturist might positively change your life:

 

Greater Suction results in less movement when speaking

The SEMCD technique ensures great suction in your lower denture. As a result, your denture won’t be prone to movement while you speak. There won’t be clicking sounds, and you will not sound different.

SEMCD dentures are more comfortable than conventional dentures

Patients who have tried both SEMCD dentures and conventional ones, report experiencing less soreness with their SEMCD lower denture. The adjustment period is significantly reduced and you can carry on with your normal day-to-day activities without feeling discomfort in your gums.

The fit is more accurate

An SEMCD professional can achieve a superior fit, resulting in a denture that feels “right” and natural. The requirement for a fixative is very minimal.

Enjoy your favourite foods

SEMCD dentures provide a secured sense of chewing. Your diet will not be limited to soft foods, and you can safely enjoy harder textured foods such as apples, nuts, and grains.

 A word from Curtis Wiebe:

” I can confidently say that the Suction Effective Mandibular Denture method offers tremendous advantages over conventional dentures. I have received incredible feedback from our patients who are enjoying the benefits of this new suction denture. If you think you would be a good candidate for this new suction denture, please call 403.228.5311 and come over for a friendly chat.”

 

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