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Nuview Union School District Oral Health Checkup

Since 2007, parents of every student in California’s public schools have been required by state law to confirm that their student has received an oral health assessment before the end of their first year of school. There are indications that less than one-third of school children eligible for the Kindergarten Oral Health Assessment successfully check in with a dental professional. A new pilot program to bring oral health assessments into schools has been launched in Riverside County through a partnership with the Riverside County Office of Education, Riverside University Health System-Public Health, the Riverside First 5 Commission, and the California Northstate University College of Dental Medicine, and Dental.com. After receiving an oral health lesson earlier in the month from RUHS-PH Oral Health Program that included stories about tooth care, counting their own teeth, and healthy eating, the students were prepared to take the next steps in improving their own dental health. More than 60 students at both schools received the oral screening administered by Nuview Union School District’s Director of Student Services and Special Education, Dr. Anny Iacono, and RCOE Administrator of Health Services, Dr. Leticia Esau. Using nothing more than a smartphone to take photos of the inside of students’ mouths, many of the students were receiving the first oral health screening of their lives while attending school that day. Several students presented with dental caries, holes in teeth, significant decay, and other conditions necessitating dental services. One student reported being in pain but stated that he had become accustomed to it. Connect with RCOE Online! Visit RCOE.us: https://www.rcoe.us Find RCOE on Facebook:   / riversidecoe   Follow RCOE on Instagram:   / riverside_coe   ‪@RUHSMedCenter‬ ‪@First5Riverside‬ ‪@californianorthstateuniver5540‬ ‪@24x7Dental‬ #dentalhealth #dentalcare