How do you feel when you're organized? Well...you ore obouf to find out. Because Time Is Everything Practice Management Guide

Color Code Concept This isn’t news to you...you have seen color coding being implemented in some way, shape or form and understand the point behind it. Red means stop and green means go; blue is cold and red is hot...right? Being able to identify with color can be a very powerful tool and in the dental practice a very efcient and rewarding tool at that. The basic concept is that you take each procedure that you perform, assign a color to it and organize it. For example, you could assign Blue to your Endo procedure and then all materials will be placed in Blue organizers and all instrumentation...

Material Storage: You want to be as organized and efcient as possible. Where to begin? The most important area to start is by focusing on how you store your consumable materials. A lot of time and money is invested in managing this part of your practice and we will help you streamline it. There are three areas you will be storing materials; here’s how it works: Area 1: Your operatory drawers. YIKES! For many ofces, they are stocking their drawers with everything and anything needed for every procedure. Let’s simplify this by pulling out all items that are procedure-specic. Composite? Bonding...

Procedure Set-up: Let’s talk chairside preparation. You need this to go quickly and the color code system accomplishes this. Remember, your patients also see this chair side set-up; are you portraying the image you want to? Let’s rst start with what you need: · Procedure Tray with Safe-Lok™ Cover It will hold your: · Instrument Cassette/Holder · Bur Holder · Color Code Rings and/or Tape on all instrumentation · Consumable Materials you will use for that procedure B-Lok Flat Tray and Safe-Lok™ Cover See page 7 for product details. It’s Go Time: Your Trays and Tubs should be stored in a central...

Sterilization: Your Tub has been disinfected already and this can be stored back in its place. Let’s nish the rest: · Remove cover from tray · Place your instrument/bur/endo holders in the ultrasonic or washer disinfector · When complete, rinse and dry. Bag or wrap these items as you prefer and autoclave · Surface disinfect your Tray and Cover, move to “clean side” of sterilization · After the sterilization process is complete, place instrument/bur/endo holders back on tray and lock the cover on · Store in cabinetry and/or racks. Here’s an idea: Clear up your counter clutter with a Multi-Mod...

Because Time Is Evervthina Practice Name:_ Have questions on this form? Call: 800.328.3899 The below information will help us better understand your needs. Please fill out and fax or email it back to Zirc. (a good time to call you): What would you like to improve at your practice? (Choose one or more.) Organization of Sterilization Room Organization of materials in operatory drawers Improve amount of time it takes for operatory set-up & breakdown I I Color Coding, organizing and protecting your instruments, burs, endo files, etc. Stress level List the procedures performed at your practice. Then...

Procedure Tub MB B-Lok Flat Tray S MB S o 136 • Perfect pre-arranged starter kit for organization • Self-lubricating, high-gloss surface helps prevent staining Includes: Procedure Tub | Tub Liner | Tub Dividers Cup/Cover Single | Cup/Cover Double Divided Slide Tray |Safe-Lok™ Cover for Tub Dimensions: 13-3/8” x 9-5/8” x 7/8” Part Code: 20Z401 Color Code: (A-S) Dimensions: 12-5/8” x 10-1/4” x 4” Part Code: 20Z455 Color Code: (A-S) S Safe-Lok™ Tray Covers Multi-Mod Rack (8-Place) S B-Size * 8-Place available (Holds Trays, Tubs & Cassettes) • Fits B-Lok Flat and Divided Trays only • Side locking...

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