A health clinic in Lynchburg, Va., has reopened its dental services in a temporary location after its building was damaged in a fire, according to a Feb. 17 report from ABC 13 News.
The December fire left the Free Clinic of Lynchburg’s downtown location covered in soot.
The dental clinic provides oral healthcare services to individuals who do not have insurance.
Currently, the dental clinic is only seeing patients with appointments.
Rebuilding at the clinic’s original location could take 12 to 18 months, the report said.
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