Comments for Dr. Bertrand Bonnick http://www.relaxdds.com Tue, 13 Sep 2011 13:46:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Thank You! by Bertrand A Bonnick http://www.relaxdds.com/index.php/contact_dentist/thank-you/#comment-618 Bertrand A Bonnick Tue, 13 Sep 2011 13:46:04 +0000 http://dentalredesign.tomcottrill.com/#comment-618 Good Morning, That e-mail address is no longer valid. Please e-mail Dr. Bonnick at babonnick@relaxdds.com. Thank you! Good Morning,
That e-mail address is no longer valid. Please e-mail Dr. Bonnick at babonnick@relaxdds.com. Thank you!

]]> Comment on Thank You! by Levonne Taylor http://www.relaxdds.com/index.php/contact_dentist/thank-you/#comment-615 Levonne Taylor Mon, 05 Sep 2011 03:01:21 +0000 http://dentalredesign.tomcottrill.com/#comment-615 good day can you send me Dr. Bonnick's email address? the one that I have is babonnick@triadbiz.rr.com- is this the correct one? thanks much levonne taylor levonne taylor good day

can you send me Dr. Bonnick’s email address?
the one that I have is babonnick@triadbiz.rr.com-
is this the correct one?

thanks much
levonne taylor
levonne taylor

]]> Comment on Thank You For Requesting More Information by Bertrand A Bonnick http://www.relaxdds.com/index.php/contact_dentist/thank-you-for-requesting-more-information/#comment-607 Bertrand A Bonnick Tue, 30 Aug 2011 12:32:55 +0000 http://dentalredesign.tomcottrill.com/#comment-607 Jeremy, Thank you for visiting our site. I hope it has helped ease you a bit when discussing dentistry. We understand the anxiety you are feeling. Give out office a call so that we can best assist you. Thanks Jeremy, and don't worry, you have visited the right site! We will take care of you here. Look forward to hearing from you soon! Jeremy,

Thank you for visiting our site. I hope it has helped ease you a bit when discussing dentistry. We understand the anxiety you are feeling. Give out office a call so that we can best assist you. Thanks Jeremy, and don’t worry, you have visited the right site! We will take care of you here.

Look forward to hearing from you soon!

]]> Comment on Listerine Zero by Bertrand A Bonnick http://www.relaxdds.com/index.php/2010/11/listerine-zero/#comment-563 Bertrand A Bonnick Tue, 19 Jul 2011 11:18:52 +0000 http://www.relaxdds.com/?p=1128#comment-563 Dental Student Thank you so much for your input on this article. You are right, Listerine is ADA approved. We also highly recommend it here in our office. You provide some great information about Listerine zero that may not be obvious to patients or people purchasing it in the super market. Thank you and keep reading! We love feed back! Dental Student

Thank you so much for your input on this article. You are right, Listerine is ADA approved. We also highly recommend it here in our office. You provide some great information about Listerine zero that may not be obvious to patients or people purchasing it in the super market.

Thank you and keep reading! We love feed back!

]]> Comment on Listerine Zero by Dental student http://www.relaxdds.com/index.php/2010/11/listerine-zero/#comment-557 Dental student Wed, 13 Jul 2011 17:41:05 +0000 http://www.relaxdds.com/?p=1128#comment-557 It's worth noting that alcohol is just the solvent in all listerines, it's not the active ingredient. Listerine recieved it's efficacy, and ADA seal, due to the essential oils (4 of them, notably thymol) that disrupt membranes of bacteria and some viruses. It also contains Sodium Lauryl sulfate, a common detergent/surfactant, which largely functions in the same manner, but also helps to debride and remove loose debris or plaque (it somewhat makes plaque water soluble). Listerine zero lacks any of the 4 essential oils, but does contain SLS. Therefore, it's trivially as effective. If anything, it's purely a rinse, and has no real antiseptic potential. Furthermore, it could be washing away the useful fluoride from your toothpaste, so it might even be better to not use it at all if you plan to use after brushing. If you use Listerine Zero, I would suggest it as an occasional mouth refresher or pre-brush rinse. -Dental student It’s worth noting that alcohol is just the solvent in all listerines, it’s not the active ingredient. Listerine recieved it’s efficacy, and ADA seal, due to the essential oils (4 of them, notably thymol) that disrupt membranes of bacteria and some viruses. It also contains Sodium Lauryl sulfate, a common detergent/surfactant, which largely functions in the same manner, but also helps to debride and remove loose debris or plaque (it somewhat makes plaque water soluble).

Listerine zero lacks any of the 4 essential oils, but does contain SLS. Therefore, it’s trivially as effective. If anything, it’s purely a rinse, and has no real antiseptic potential. Furthermore, it could be washing away the useful fluoride from your toothpaste, so it might even be better to not use it at all if you plan to use after brushing. If you use Listerine Zero, I would suggest it as an occasional mouth refresher or pre-brush rinse.

-Dental student

]]> Comment on Thank You For Requesting More Information by Jeremy Fritts http://www.relaxdds.com/index.php/contact_dentist/thank-you-for-requesting-more-information/#comment-552 Jeremy Fritts Fri, 01 Jul 2011 21:30:53 +0000 http://dentalredesign.tomcottrill.com/#comment-552 In pain....TERRIFIED of dentists.....It was recommended by a customer of mine that I contact your practice. I would like to come in as soon as possible thank you. In pain….TERRIFIED of dentists…..It was recommended by a customer of mine that I contact your practice. I would like to come in as soon as possible thank you.

]]> Comment on Porcelain Veneers: Case 3 by Bertrand A Bonnick http://www.relaxdds.com/index.php/dental_photos/cosmetic_dentistry_photos/porcelain-veneers/porcelain-veneers-case-3/#comment-350 Bertrand A Bonnick Tue, 01 Mar 2011 16:05:46 +0000 http://dentalredesign.tomcottrill.com/#comment-350 Thank you for the thoughtful comment. We do accept BCBS benefits but in most cases cosmetic dentistry is not covered. We offer Care Credit as our outside financing company. They offer interest free financing for up to 18 months. For more information on Care Credit please visit www.Carecredit.com. Also we do our best to do cosmetic treatments at a comfortable pace for the patient. We do this to help keep costs affordable and help the healing time if any is required for the cosmetic treatment being done. Before we worry about how we are going to pay for it, it is best to know the cost. To get a good idea of the fees associated with the cosmetic treatment you are seeking it is best for you to visit our office for a consultation. We can let you know how else we may be able to help you on your appointment. We look forward to seeing you soon!! Thank you for the thoughtful comment. We do accept BCBS benefits but in most cases cosmetic dentistry is not covered. We offer Care Credit as our outside financing company. They offer interest free financing for up to 18 months. For more information on Care Credit please visit http://www.Carecredit.com. Also we do our best to do cosmetic treatments at a comfortable pace for the patient. We do this to help keep costs affordable and help the healing time if any is required for the cosmetic treatment being done.
Before we worry about how we are going to pay for it, it is best to know the cost. To get a good idea of the fees associated with the cosmetic treatment you are seeking it is best for you to visit our office for a consultation. We can let you know how else we may be able to help you on your appointment.
We look forward to seeing you soon!!

]]> Comment on Porcelain Veneers: Case 3 by Joyce http://www.relaxdds.com/index.php/dental_photos/cosmetic_dentistry_photos/porcelain-veneers/porcelain-veneers-case-3/#comment-340 Joyce Tue, 15 Feb 2011 20:00:30 +0000 http://dentalredesign.tomcottrill.com/#comment-340 I have BCBS inusrance..I don't have cosmetic insurance. I need to have my teeth updated..I want a pretty smile..I don't make a lot of money..what can I do? I have BCBS inusrance..I don’t have cosmetic insurance. I need to have my teeth updated..I want a pretty smile..I don’t make a lot of money..what can I do?

]]> Comment on Thank You For Requesting More Information by Brian Watkins http://www.relaxdds.com/index.php/contact_dentist/thank-you-for-requesting-more-information/#comment-322 Brian Watkins Wed, 02 Feb 2011 04:27:56 +0000 http://dentalredesign.tomcottrill.com/#comment-322 We're glad you had such a positive experience, Laurie! Thanks for sharing, as we love to hear from patients on the site! We’re glad you had such a positive experience, Laurie! Thanks for sharing, as we love to hear from patients on the site!

]]> Comment on Important Dental Information from NC Medicaid and NC Health Choice by occupational therapy http://www.relaxdds.com/index.php/2010/11/important-dental-information-from-nc-medicaid-and-nc-health-choice/#comment-306 occupational therapy Tue, 25 Jan 2011 02:25:49 +0000 http://www.relaxdds.com/?p=1142#comment-306 Great information! I’ve been looking for something like this for a while now. Thanks! Great information! I’ve been looking for something like this for a while now. Thanks!

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