A Houston man is facing felony charges for allegedly practicing dentistry without a license after a Rhode Island man responded to an Instagram advertisement, resulting in dental complications.
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Jadan Miorke,34, a veneer tech, reportedly performed the procedure on Sheron Robinson after the victim was enticed by the ad for Forever Veneers, which offered 20 veneers for $8,700. According to Click2Houston, the account has over 54,000 followers and appears to show satisfied clients with completed dental work. Robison traveled to Houston in February for an appointment and said the clinic looked legitimate, noting the office’s cleanliness and staff wearing scrubs.
On February 22, Robinson visited Truth Dental in Bellaire for a deep cleaning before heading to Forever Veneers for a 3D scan performed by Miorke. He returned to Houston on March 13 for a final appointment. During the procedure, Miorke allegedly used dental power tools to grind down Robinson’s teeth, worked alone, and started the procedure at 9 p.m.
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Robinson said his mouth didn’t feel right after the procedure, and he couldn’t eat properly. He reported the mishap to Houston Police. He explained to them that his back molars were misaligned, creating a gap that prevented proper chewing and led to malocclusion. Additionally, he experienced open pockets where food could get trapped, and one veneer fell off.
When Robinson contacted Miorke about the issues, he was told he would need to return to Houston, with no refund offered. Frustrated, Robinson reported the incident to the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners, discovering Miorke was unlicensed. He described his teeth as “permanently disfigured.”
Robinson is seeking funds to repair his teeth through a licensed dentist in Rhode Island.