Wray Family Dental

Reagan grew up in Idalia, CO and graduated from Pueblo Community College in 2020 with her degree in Dental Hygiene. She previously worked at Wray Family Dental as an assistant before attending Dental Hygiene School. She enjoys spending her weekends watching sports, being outdoors and spending time with friends and family.

If you're like most patients, you appreciate being informed before arriving at the dentist. Below is an overview of what you can expect during your first visit to Wray Family Dental. Your first visit is not only about our team getting to know you, but also about you getting to know our team.

In the time we spend together, we encourage you to ask questions, express your concerns, and share with us anything you want us to know to help make your care as individual as you are.Part of getting to know you and providing safe, personalized support involves reviewing your medical history. Certain medical conditions and medications and can influence your treatment protocols.

We are in-network with Cigna, Delta Dental and Anthem - Blue Cross/Blue Shield. We will also bill out-of-network insurance. If you need assistance or have questions about your insurance policies or claims, our staff is knowledgeable and always available to help you. We want you to get the most out of your budget, so we work with your insurance provider to ensure you get the best coverage available to you.

Located in Wray, CO, we are your local, comprehensive dental solution for the entire family. Wray Family Dental can help you begin your journey to a healthy, beautiful smile. A focus on preventive dentistry helps you maintain the highest standard of oral health while limiting dental expenditures. When you step into Wray Family Dental in Wray, CO, you'll know you've found the perfect place for your family's care.

A focus on preventive dentistry helps you maintain the highest standard of oral health while limiting dental expenditures. A partnership between you and our team pays dividends, protecting your smile now and well into the future. At home, prevention may include brushing and flossing twice a day. But many strategies and oral health aids exist that may fit your situation even better.