New Dental Clinic Opens in East Charlotte to Serve Immigrant and Refugee Families
A new dental clinic has opened in East Charlotte, operated by the nonprofit Project 658, to provide affordable dental care for immigrant and refugee families.
Charlotte, NC, August 19, 2026 —
A new dental clinic has opened its doors in East Charlotte, aiming to increase access to affordable dental care for immigrant and refugee families in the community. The clinic is operated by the nonprofit organization Project 658.
The establishment of this clinic addresses a critical need for accessible dental services within these specific populations. Many immigrant and refugee families face financial barriers and other challenges that can prevent them from seeking necessary dental treatment. Project 658 seeks to alleviate these obstacles by offering services at a more affordable rate.
The specific details regarding the range of services offered, operating hours, and the process for new patients to access care at the East Charlotte clinic were not immediately available. Further information is expected to be released by Project 658 as the clinic becomes more established.
Project 658 has a stated mission to serve immigrant and refugee populations, and the opening of the dental clinic is a direct extension of this commitment. The organization aims to provide comprehensive support to families navigating new lives in Charlotte.
Story summarized from the original created by Julian Berger on www.wfae.org, see more information here.
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