There currently isn't, mostly because in almost all cases the usage of DBRefs are an antipattern.
As such, I've taken care not to add any Scala idioms for DBRef to Casbah which would encourage uneducated use of them. Those who want them must consider them carefully and seek out the behavior.
Two things to consider:
a) It is almost always preferred to embed documents than reference them. For each DBRef in a document you will need to make another call to MongoDB, there is no server-side joining behavior.
b) In many cases, the use of DBRefs even in valid referencing behavior is unnecessary. All that DBRef does is point to a particular namespace (DB + Collection) and ID. There is no foreign key relationship or cascading: One can easily create a DBRef to a non-existent document, db or collection. If someone deletes the referenced document it does not remove the ref. It is usually best to simply embed the ID of the document you want to reference as long as you know what collection it is in. We recommend only using DBRef if the containing collection is unknown and will need to be resolved.
DBRef is imported in Casbah so it should be available.