Thursday, June 22, 2006
BARTLESVILLE, Okla. Bartlesville public school officials are bearing in mind whether to offer dental care to students.
The school board yesterday spoke about developing a bond with Reach out Health Care of America to give free dental army to students in require. Members are predictable to vote on the proposal later this summer.
Reach out Health Care's mobile clinic will treat about 15 students during each monthly visit to the district.
Reach out Health Care brings its portable clinic into a classroom space with a staff of three people, who give exams and X-rays for students, along with cleanings, fluoride treatments, sealants, fillings, crowns and also extractions.
Parents will choose whether their children can participate in the clinic, but the services are free to the students and the district.
The school board yesterday spoke about developing a bond with Reach out Health Care of America to give free dental army to students in require. Members are predictable to vote on the proposal later this summer.
Reach out Health Care's mobile clinic will treat about 15 students during each monthly visit to the district.
Reach out Health Care brings its portable clinic into a classroom space with a staff of three people, who give exams and X-rays for students, along with cleanings, fluoride treatments, sealants, fillings, crowns and also extractions.
Parents will choose whether their children can participate in the clinic, but the services are free to the students and the district.
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