Jean D Morency,DMD

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Meet Dr. Jean Morency, DMD, Advanced Cosmetic Dentist for both preventative and aesthetic needs.

Dr. Morency is the owner of a private dental practice with multiple locations in Houston, Texas where he offers the right dental care solutions to fit a patient’s lifestyle. He is focused on providing his patients with a beautiful smile, not just beautiful teeth. His primary goal is to create and maintain a beautiful and healthy smile for patients of all ages.  

Dr. Morency is a family, cosmetic, and restorative dentist providing patient care to the Houston community. He treats patients with serious dental issues as well as those in need of regular checkups and routine procedures.

He is also a highly sought after cosmetic dentist. Common esthetic dental procedures can be performed to correct discolored, chipped or missing teeth. They also can be used to change the overall shape of teeth. Cosmetic services include Porcelain Veneers to correct minor flaws and give you a straighter, whiter and fuller smile; teeth whitening to bring teeth back to a pearly white; Invisalign® to straighten teeth with clear aligners; and porcelain crowns to protect natural tooth structure.

Dr. Morency’s advanced education and training began with earning his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and Chemistry with honors from Roosevelt University in Chicago. Named after Franklin Delanor Roosevelt, the private college educates socially conscious students to become leaders in their chosen professions.

He furthered his education by earning his Doctor of Dental Medicine at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, the dental school of Harvard University, located in Boston, Massachusetts. Additionally, he received a Master of Science from Harvard in Prosthetic Dentistry. During this post-doctoral training, he was awarded a teaching fellowship to instruct dentists in the technique, art and science of cosmetic dentistry.

Dr. Morency completed postdoctoral studies at the prestigious Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies where he earned his graduate degree, a distinction shared by less than 600 dentists worldwide. Another factor that makes Dr. Morency unique in his field is his service as an officer in the U.S. Navy Dental Corps, achieving the title of Chief Prosthodontist and the rank of Lt. Commander.

Dr. Morency is a member of several professional organizations including the ADA, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, and the Texas Dental Association. Married with four children, he enjoys traveling and is passionate about photography. Dr. Morency is dedicated to giving all patients the highest caliber of dental treatments. His experience and knowledge, helps patients achieve and maintain the very best in oral health.

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