Meet Our Team
The Inspire Dental Wellness team — administrative, clinical, and hygiene roles built around longer appointments and patients we know by name.
The team supports Dr. Erica Zolnierczyk, DMD and her practice of airway dentistry in Orland Park — unhurried visits, whole-person care, and patients we know by name.
Amanda
Chaos Coordinator
Amanda has been in the dental field for 19 years. Before joining the IDW team, she worked in the same office for all 19 years. She is excited for the opportunity to work with Dr. Erica and to be closer to home. Amanda’s favorite part of working in the dental field is that it is people oriented — she loves people and is happy to be part of getting people to smile.
Amanda and her husband recently adopted a new kitten, Finn. When she’s not working, she enjoys spending time with her family at their family lake house and boating. She especially adores her nieces and nephews.
Fun fact: Amanda and Dr. Erica met when they were in high school — they both went to Queen of Peace.
Kim
Happiness Hero
Kim has been in the dental field for 16 years. While she is a great addition to our administrative team, she takes a particular interest in billing and claims. Once Kim witnessed how tight-knit our team is, she was convinced this was the perfect place to continue her career.
In her spare time, Kim keeps busy with her two children and her fur babies, Louie and Bella. While one is off to college, she has a toddler who keeps her on her toes. She loves spending her weekends going to concerts and spending time at her camper.
Becky
Drill Sergeant
Becky has been in the dental field for 36 years. She has worked alongside Dr. Erica for 4 years and is now enjoying running into familiar faces at IDW since she has lived in the area her entire life. Her favorite part about being in the dental field is helping patients achieve beautiful smiles and getting to know every patient that comes to the office.
When she’s not doing anything teeth-related, she loves spending time with her family and friends, and she’s usually hosting people at her house for dinner parties. Becky’s specialty is desserts — she could have been a pastry chef if she wasn’t a dental assistant. She loves spending time with her granddaughter and looks forward to making popcorn with her every Thursday night. Becky also has a dachshund, Oakley, who enjoys his walks around the neighborhood.
Danielle
Hygiene Hero
Danielle has been practicing for 12 years. She enjoys helping patients achieve healthy smiles. She loves working with little kids because they give the best answers to her questions.
When she’s not working, you may catch her playing volleyball or hanging out in her hot tub. In the summer, Danielle loves spending time on her boat with her family and she’s excited to be out on the lake as soon as possible. In the winter, she’s an avid snowmobiler — she and her family go up to Wisconsin to enjoy winter outdoor activities. Danielle also has a dog, Cleo, who she rescued.
Our Office
The Inspire Dental Wellness office was designed to feel like a home, not a clinic. Soft seating, warm lighting, and a quiet corner stocked with toys for kids waiting with their parents. No fluorescent-bright waiting room, no sterile silence.
While you’re here, help yourself to cold water, juice boxes, or fresh coffee. Our team will walk you through the space on your first visit and introduce you to anyone you haven’t met yet.
We’re at 14512 John Humphrey Drive, Orland Park, IL 60462. Call (708) 460-6699 with any questions before your visit, or use our contact form when you’re ready to schedule.
In Our Community
Dr. Erica and the Inspire Dental Wellness team have roots in Orland Park, and giving back locally is part of how the practice runs. We support Gigi’s Playhouse, a Down syndrome achievement center serving families in the Chicago area, and The Bridge Teen Center, a free afterschool space for local teens right here in town. We also contribute to Toys for Tots, the Marine Corps Reserve holiday drive for kids whose families are going through a hard season.
We donate time, supplies, and resources where they help. If you work with a nonprofit in the Orland Park area and want to talk about a partnership, reach out — we’d rather hear about local needs directly than guess at them.