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Your dental customers could take the easy route and buy tubs, hoping they will just work out. Or they could partner with our clinical team to create a sustainable, scalable solution designed to work as hard as they do. This timelapse from Tarpon Dental (Dr. Seema Amin) shows the process: we fully deconstructed the existing procedure set-ups and rebuilt it with Color Method. Before, materials were scattered across central sterilization, treatment rooms, and various storage areas—sometimes even in our dental tubs. Dr. Amin worked with Kate Reinert, LDA for weeks, sharing photos, pain points, and visions for better flow. Kate used that input to pre-build the tubs, customizing them with the exact materials Dr. Amin's assistant team could then seamlessly execute. All materials were brought to a central location, then organized by procedure, with everything Dr. Amin needed in one tub—color-coded for efficiency. Instead of wasting brainpower on the logistical details, Dr. Amin could focus fully on the dentistry, fine-tuning the system as needed.

Smarter processes cut costs and maximize profit. As competition in dentistry strengthens, what are you doing to lower costs, retain talent, and optimize the business? When evaluating clinical operations, it’s not a binary decision of whether it works or not — it obviously does in some capacity. Evaluation is actually done on a spectrum — how well does it work? Or perhaps better framed as, what could be improved and what's the ROI of that improvement? Think about your team's workflow — walk through it with them. Find the pinch points and bottlenecks. If you did, you’d certainly end up with an entirely different workflow strategy than what’s in place today.

Dental practices try their best. And you're good at finding solutions! But taking that approach over 20-25 years and you end up with this. Thousands of dollars wasted on solutions that aren't built to sustain. Leave the DIYing for the She Shed or Man Cave and treat your practice like the business it is.

Tarpon Dental in the Tampa area resets their practice today with a fully implemented Color Method ??

Investing in dental employees is about creating an environment that sets them up for success and satisfaction in their roles. We know that when teams have the right tools, a clear system, and a streamlined workflow, it transforms their workday and empowers them to perform at their best. With Color Method, teams experience the ease of organized and thoughtful systems. Costs are controlled through efficiency, which opens doors to additional benefits for staff. And when new team members come on board, the simple and intentional system means anyone can contribute right away. The result? A united team, excited to work, in an environment that feels more like a high-end practice than a busy clinic. Zirc has never been about just selling products; it’s about valuing and supporting dental professionals so they can focus on what truly matters—patient care and quality work. When dental teams thrive, we all win.

When it comes to setting up a dental practice, tradition often defines how we work – every operatory is stocked, every cabinet packed with the essentials. It’s “just the way it’s always been,” and the inconvenience of stepping out multiple times per procedure is accepted as part of the job. We’re challenging that notion with lean clinical workflow principles. Color Method brings a streamlined approach to central sterilization and storage, making it easier for dental teams to access the tools they need without unnecessary steps. Teams that adopt this method often see immediate improvement in productivity and focus on patient care, rather than repetitive stocking and searching. Change isn’t easy – we understand that. But giving this method a chance means investing in a smoother workflow, a less stressful workday, and better care. Trust in the process, and watch your practice transform.

You wouldn't believe how much more efficient your teams can be when you use a strategic approach to dental material management. Unlike other healthcare industries, dental uses an ABUNDANCE of instruments and materials. Finally, there's a way to organize all of it. And it doesn't just look cute. It has a real impact on the bottom line. Here's what it fixes: → Money lost due to expired materials → Clutter creates a stressful and less productive environment → Time wasted looking for needed items → Supplies and materials over-ordered and overstocked → Stock is unintentionally depleted → Procedures are stopped midway to get missing or lost materials → Rushed to stay on schedule → Extra time spent in room turnover → Training new team members is difficult and time-consuming → Patient perception is poor, and referrals and treatment plan acceptance may decrease

Yesterday, I spent the day volunteering at a TeamSmile event hosted by the Minnesota Vikings at US Bank Stadium. I left with my dental heart bursting with passion, joy, desire, and empathy. All the feelings I loved during my time at chairside. Tina Punton, you make a great volunteer buddy! I am embarrassed to admit, during my time in clinical practice I did little to no volunteer hours or events of any kind. I didn't see the value in it and honestly, I had the attitude of "If I'm working, I want to get paid." ?? What a terrible attitude to have! I can't believe I missed out on so many fulfilling opportunities. Opportunities that entailed what I was so passionate about for all those years, providing excellent patient care. “Everybody can be great, because anybody can serve. You don’t have to have a college degree to serve. You don’t have to make your subject and your verb agree to serve. You don’t have to know the second theory of thermodynamics in physics to serve. You only need a heart full of grace. A soul generated by love.” -Martin Luther King, Jr. Thanks you Zirc Dental Products for giving me the chance to serve. #serve #nevertolatetostart

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?? Is disorganization costing your dental practice? ?? The impact of inefficient systems shows up in many ways: ?? Stress for your team ? Loss of valuable time ?? Confusion and hindered communication ?? High staff turnover ?? Subpar patient experiences The fact is, there is simply no place for confusion or error in the dental operatory. The good news? These challenges can be solved by implementing thoughtful, intentional systems. ? Imagine this: A practice where your team is fully present, procedures run smoothly, and patient satisfaction is at an all-time high. ?? It's time to take the next step towards a more organized and productive practice — we’re here to help! ??