September 6, 2025

Dental Screenings at the Community Resource Center

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Tuesday, September 16, 2025 • 10 a.m.–3 p.m. (Closed 12–1 p.m.)

Access to dental care can be challenging in rural areas, but on September 16, 2025, DAP Health’s Mobile Dental Unit will bring free dental screenings and protective treatments directly to Borrego Springs. Located at the Borrego Springs Community Resource Center, this one-day event ensures residents of all ages can receive essential preventive care without the need to travel out of town.


Borrego Springs Community Resource Center

587 Palm Canyon Dr #125,

Borrego Springs, CA 92004

www.borregocrc.org/calendar


What to Expect


  • Free dental screenings for both children and adults


  • Protective treatments, such as cleanings, fluoride applications, and sealants


  • Helpful oral health information and connections to local services


Why This Matters


Bridging barriers to healthcare:

In rural communities like ours, access to preventive services such as dental care can be limited. Bringing these services into town makes a real difference.


Local healthcare expansion:

DAP Health continues to grow its presence in Borrego Springs, offering not just mobile clinics but also in-town services.


Strengthening community care:

Hosting the Mobile Dental Unit at the Community Resource Center connects residents not just with dental care, but with additional support systems like food assistance, transportation, and more.


Stay Informed


This dental screening event continues the successful pop-up clinics that have served our community before, with strong turnout and real health impact.






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