Oct 14, 2026
Blue Water Dental Care has announced general and preventive dental care services in Old Southwest Reno, combining checkups, professional cleanings, periodontal evaluations, digital X-rays, and oral cancer screenings for teens and adults.

Reno, , United States, October 14, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- Blue Water Dental Care has launched general and preventive dental services in Old Southwest Reno, offering residents routine care focused on finding tooth and gum problems before they become serious.
More information about the services is available at https://www.bluewaterdentalcare.com/services/preventive
The announcement comes as Nevada ranked 34th out of 51 in a WalletHub study comparing 25 dental health factors across U.S. states and the District of Columbia, with mid-range results for the share of adults and adolescents who visited a dentist in the past year. Blue Water Dental Care aims to address this gap and help area patients keep a consistent schedule of care.
Each visit at the practice includes a comprehensive dental exam, a professional cleaning to remove plaque and tartar, a periodontal evaluation to assess gum health, and an oral cancer screening that uses visual and tactile techniques to check for abnormal tissue.
Digital X-rays, which use up to 90% less radiation than traditional film, are taken when needed to detect early cavities or bone loss, while 3D imaging, intraoral cameras, and digital records help track changes in oral health over time. Fluoride may be applied after the cleaning for added cavity protection. Visits typically take 45 to 60 minutes.
Most patients are advised to return every six months, while those with a history of gum disease may be scheduled more often. Between routine visits, the practice also offers same-day emergency appointments whenever possible for severe tooth pain, broken teeth, and infections.
The practice was co-founded by Dr. David Kelly and Dr. Kristin Kelly, a husband-and-wife team who graduated from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry in 2016. The office treats patients 16 and older and accepts most major insurance providers.
Uninsured patients can join an in-house savings plan for $495 per year. It covers two cleanings, periodic exams, oral cancer screenings, necessary X-rays, fluoride treatments, and emergency exams, plus 10% off additional treatment, with no deductibles, annual maximums, or waiting periods.
Residents of Old Southwest Reno and nearby neighborhoods can book a checkup by visiting https://www.bluewaterdentalcare.com/ or by calling (775) 329-8622. The office is located at 1820 S. Arlington Ave, Reno, NV 89509.
Contact Info:
Name: Dave Kelly
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Organization: Blue Water Dental Care
Address: 1820 S Arlington Ave, , Reno, , NV 89509, United States
Phone: +1-775-329-8622
Website: https://www.bluewaterdentalcare.com/
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