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Dr. Michael D. Bell, DDS

Dentist
4.5 (8 reviews) Updated Mar 30, 2026
8068 W Sahara Ave A Las Vegas, NV 89117

About Dr. Michael D. Bell, DDS

Dental care in Las Vegas spans from strip-side clinics to quiet neighborhood practices. Dr. Michael D. Bell, DDS operates in the latter camp, tucked along West Sahara Avenue. This stretch of the city blends residential pockets with professional offices, making it a practical stop for those balancing work, errands, or school runs. Dentistry here isn’t about flashy signage or tourist appeal; it’s about the routine—cleanings, fillings, the occasional crown—handled without fanfare.

The office sits at 8068 W Sahara Ave A, a few miles west of the I-15, where the street grid opens up and traffic thins. It’s the kind of location that serves locals more than visitors, a place where regular checkups and sudden toothaches get equal attention. No specialty gimmicks, no spa-like add-ons; just the fundamentals of oral health. For some, that’s exactly the point—no upsells, no distractions, just a dentist’s chair and a straightforward approach to cavities, extractions, or a chipped molar that’s been bothering you for weeks.

Booking an appointment here follows the usual script: a quick call to (702) 256-7666 sets things in motion, whether it’s a child’s first X-ray or an adult’s long-overdue scaling. The process doesn’t demand a website deep-dive or a string of online forms; it’s still old-school efficient. That simplicity might appeal to those who’d rather not navigate a digital maze just to ask if their insurance covers a root canal. Questions about payments, procedures, or availability get answered directly—no algorithms, no chatbots.

First-time visitors can scope out the route via directions here, though the address is easy enough to find without them. The building won’t stand out, and that’s fine—most people aren’t picking a dentist for curb appeal. They’re picking one that’s close to home, open when needed, and doesn’t overcomplicate the basics. In a city known for excess, there’s something almost refreshing about that.

This listing was last updated on March 30, 2026

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Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
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