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This document, identified by part number 72-6251 from manufacturer TENMA, pertains to legislation within the state of Kansas regarding student dental inspections.
Specifically, it amends K.S.A. 72-6251 and 76-6252. The legislation mandates that the board of education in each school district must provide a free dental inspection annually for every enrolled student. Exceptions are made for students who have had a dental examination by a licensed dentist within the preceding three months.
The document defines key terms such as 'board of education,' 'dental inspection,' 'school district,' and 'trained dental screener.' A 'dental inspection' is described as a basic examination following the most recent Kansas dental screening requirements and guidelines, including necessary referrals and follow-ups. A 'trained dental screener' is defined as a licensed dentist, dental hygienist, or other trained individual qualified to administer these inspections in Kansas.
Furthermore, K.S.A. 75-6252, as amended, outlines the responsibilities of the board of education in providing a suitable inspection location and designating a competent, trained dental screener. The board is also authorized to set compensation for these services, payable from the school fund, and to establish necessary rules and regulations for the proper conduct of these inspections and reporting.
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The 72-6251 document outlines Kansas legislation requiring annual free dental inspections for students in school districts.
The board of education of each school district is required to provide a free dental inspection annually for each student.
Yes, students who hold a certificate from a licensed dentist showing a dental examination in the prior three months are exempt.
A dental inspection means a basic examination according to the most recent Kansas dental screening requirements and guidelines, including referrals for dental examinations and necessary follow-ups.
A trained dental screener, defined as any licensed dentist, dental hygienist, or other trained person, can administer a dental inspection.