Dr. Brian Scaff

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How to Care for Your Dog’s Teeth

There's nothing better than getting home after a long day of work and being greeted by your tail-wagging, furry friend.

Unless, of course, your dog suffers from bad breath.

Just like humans, a dogs mouth needs to be taken care of to ensure proper oral health. In fact, one survey of Swedish dog owners found that a staggering 80% of canines over the age of three had some degree of periodontal disease.

Like us, a dog’s oral health is connected to their overall health! Here are a few steps you can take to manage your dog's dental needs.

Crunchy apples or celery sticks help to rid a human's mouth of plaque and tartar, but for dogs, dry, crunchy kibble is ideal to tackle tartar buildup. Soft foods are more likely to get stuck to their teeth. Of course, we recommend speaking with your vet before making any dietary changes.

Choose toys that promote oral health. One popular brand called Kong makes toys out of hard rubber, which is a perfect substance for removing plaque as it's hard, yet soft enough that they won't break their teeth when chewing on it.

Brush their teeth. Just like humans, daily brushing is recommended. It's best to make this a part of their daily routine during whatever time of day they're most calm and relaxed. If daily brushing seems impossible, aiming for even three days per week can make a difference in their oral health.

Take your dog to the vet for a dental exam once each year. Your vet will typically look for things like bleeding, red, or swollen gums as well as broken or discolored teeth. If they find any issues, they'll be sure to let you know what type of treatment or care is needed.

Did you know? We offer both advanced in-office teeth whitening and custom take-home kits so that you can always have a bright smile. $495 for in-office teeth whitening with take-home trays and $200 custom take-home whitening. Call us today to schedule your teeth whitening appointment! 512-258-9130 😁

Did you know? April is . If you're feeling stressed, give a few of these tips a try.

Throwback Thursday of Dr. Scaff from 2007. He hasn’t aged a bit! ✨😁✨

Did you know? We offer both clear aligners and traditional braces in the practice. Whatever you need for a straighter smile, we've got you covered! Call or text today to set up your consultation to see if you are a good candidate for orthodontic treatment. 512-258-9130 😁

Did you know? Gum disease can begin as mild gingivitis, but if it's not addressed quickly, can progress into advanced periodontitis. If you notice bleeding or inflamed gums often, it's time to book a visit with us. Call today to schedule your cleaning and exam. 512-258-9130 😁

We'll give you something to smile about! Call us today to schedule your check-up and cleaning. 😁

Our office offers many different ways to improve your smile. If you are interested in learning how we can help you and your smile, give us a call to set up a free consultation. 512-258-9130 😁

Just because you don't see a cavity doesn't always mean you don't have one. Sometimes cavities aren't visible to the bare eye but may show up in dental x-rays. That is why it is important to have your teeth periodically x-rayed and examined by a dental professional. Warning signs of a cavity may include sensitivity to sweets and temperatures. 😁

A lip or mouth sore that doesn’t heal. A white or reddish patch on the inside of your mouth. Ear or mouth pain. Difficulty swallowing. These are some symptoms that could indicate oral cancer. During your regular dental visits, we’ll check for any signs of oral cancer by looking for suspicious spots and feeling for lumps in and around your mouth, inside your cheeks, under your tongue, and other areas of your head and neck. Be healthy and safe by calling to schedule your oral cancer screening today. 512-258-9130 😁

A recent survey conducted of 2000 Americans found 76% of people base their first impression of others on their smile. How's your smile and what impression are you making?

If you didn't have any obstacles in your way, what would you aim to achieve when it came to your oral health? Straighter teeth? A whiter, brighter smile? Whatever your goals are, we're here for you. Find out if we can help by giving us a call. 512-258-9130

We love our patients and especially enjoy when they post a wonderful review like this! It lets us know how we are doing and others know more about our office. ❤️

There's no time like the present to celebrate your smile and get your oral health back on track. If you know someone who could benefit from care with us, encourage them to go for it and book a visit!

Happy St. Patrick's Day to all of our wonderful patients! May the luck of the Irish be with you today and always. 🍀😁🍀

If you suddenly notice you are experiencing bleeding and irritated gums and have never had an issue before, your symptoms may be related to a COVID exposure. It is a good idea to get tested for the virus to rule out the cause and have your dentist examine your mouth.

If it's been awhile since you've had a teeth cleaned, get back on track by scheduling a teeth cleaning today! Making your oral health a priority can help to prevent gum disease, cavities and keep you healthy overall. Call or text our office at 512-258-9130 to get on the books! 😁

Teeth cleaning spots during Spring Break are filling up fast! Call or text today to get on the books! 512-258-9130

Happy Valentine’s Day from Dr. Scaff, Team and Gina’s adorable grandson Dawson! 🥰

Got yuck mouth? Well, you could if it’s been awhile since your last teeth cleaning. Tartar build up can occur when you don’t keep up with your dental care and typically requires professional removal which is key to maintaining your oral health. Left unchecked, tartar can cause tooth decay, cavities, erosion of gum tissue, gum disease and other medical and dental problems. So if it’s been awhile since your last teeth cleaning, get back on track and schedule one today.

Happy National Groundhog Day! Here’s to 6 more weeks of winter.

We would like to wish everyone a very Happy National Texas Day! Our office loves taking care of the dental needs of our fellow Texans.
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If your toothbrush is starting to resemble an Island Boy after a couple of weeks of use, then you probably are brushing too hard. A typical toothbrush head should last you 3 months with everyday use before needing to be replaced.

Dr Scaff’s grill celebrating his 50th birthday with the Team, family and friends in 2007 in Las Vegas. ✨🤩✨

Tulips from our wonderful patient Todd. Aren’t they beautiful?
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Only 2 1/2 more weeks to take advantage of our holiday teeth whitening special! Call soon to set up an appointment. 512-258-9130

Want a whiter brighter smile for the holidays? Well now is your chance to whiten your teeth for $50 off! Call or text 512-258-9130 to schedule your appointment.

Interesting dental fact about sharks. 🦈

May you and yours have a safe and Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

Want a whiter brighter smile for the holidays? Well now is your chance to whiten your teeth for $50 off! Call or text 512-258-9130 to schedule your appointment.

Our wonderful patient Zoë brought us these cute decorated Halloween teeth inspired cookies to us today! Almost too cute to eat but I’m sure we will manage. 😋

Happy birthday to the best boss around! We love you!