Which documentation confirms a service member's dental readiness status before deployment?

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Dental readiness is determined by a formal evaluation of the member’s teeth and the resulting dental status classification, which is documented in the service member’s records. This dental readiness evaluation provides an official, standardized assessment of whether any dental treatment is needed before deployment and whether the member is fit to deploy from a dental perspective. That documented classification is the authoritative source used to approve or delay deployment based on dental health.

Immunization records show vaccines, not dental status. The dental insurance card in DEERS reflects benefits and coverage, not readiness for deployment. A unit deployment readiness log tracks overall readiness topics at the unit level but does not replace the official dental readiness documentation in the medical/dental record.