Dr. Jouett grew up in Hondo, Texas and graduated from Texas A&M University, Class of 2000. After graduation, he obtained his Doctorate of Dental Surgery at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, School of Dentistry. During his time in dental school at San Antonio, Dr. Jouett performed research in the areas of implant dentistry involving the bone-implant interface, implant and bone healing modalities using bone morphogenic proteins, anti-caries activity of carbamide peroxide, and the use of bone morphogenic proteins in healing of pulpal exposures.

Upon graduation from dental school, Dr. Jouett practiced in Flagstaff, Arizona for two years before moving back to his home state. He has practiced in the Brazos Valley since 2006.

Committed to staying current with the latest areas of dentistry, Dr. Jouett takes over 200 hours a year in continuing education courses to learn and study new treatment modalities and hone his skills. Dr. Jouett’s mission is to treat each patient with the best dental care possible in a comforting and courteous manner.

Dr. Jouett and his wife Amanda live in Bryan/College Station and are raising their three children. His wife Amanda is an attorney by training, but has followed her calling to raise their three children and home school them full time. Both Dr. Jouett and his wife have been involved in Young Life as trainers for the college leaders since 2004. Dr. Jouett was ordained in the Southern Baptist Convention of Texas as a minister in 2015 and currently has a ministry called “The Creation Issue” speaking about how Christians can stand on God’s word in light of our culture and evolution. He has also written a book titled “Interview for Marriage” that he has used to help college students gain a deeper understanding of how Christians should approach dating in today’s culture. All proceeds from the book go to Impact Retreat (impactretreat.com). In his spare time he enjoys spending time with his family, restoring cars, welding, fly-fishing & fly tying, hunting and skiing.