How DSO affiliation rates have changed in every state year-over-year

The percentage of DSO-affiliated dentists in the U.S. slightly increased in 2023 compared to 2022, according to data from the American Dental Association’s Health Policy Institute. 

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In 2023, 14% of dentists were affiliated with a DSO, a slight increase from 13% in 2022. 

Colorado, Georgia and Nevada were the states with the highest percentage of affiliated dentists in 2023 at 23%. In 2022, Nevada was the only state with 23% of dentists affiliated with a DSO. 

Here is the percentage of dentists affiliated with a DSO in every state and Washington, D.C., in both 2022 and 2023, the most recent years that data is available:

Alabama

2022: 10%

2023: 14%

Alaska

2022: 2%

2023: 4%

Arizona

2022: 21%

2023: 22%

Arkansas

2022: 17%

2023: 20%

California

2022: 9%

2023: 10%

Colorado

2022: 21%

2023: 23%

Connecticut

2022: 12%

2023: 14%

Delaware

2022: 5%

2023: 8%

District of Columbia

2022: 8%

2023: 11%

Florida

2022: 19%

2023: 21%

Georgia

2022: 20%

2023: 23%

Hawaii

2022: 3%

2023: 3%

Idaho

2022: 5%

2023: 7%

Illinois

2022: 13%

2023: 13%

Indiana

2022: 14%

2023: 14%

Iowa

2022: 8%

2023: 9%

Kansas

2022: 10%

2023: 12%

Kentucky

2022: 13%

2023: 15%

Louisiana

2022: 8%

2023: 9%

Maine

2022: 4%

2023: 4%

Maryland

2022: 10%

2023: 12%

Massachusetts

2022: 13%

2023: 13%

Michigan

2022: 12%

2023: 13%

Minnesota

2022: 10%

2023: 12%

Mississippi

2022: 14%

2023: 14%

Missouri

2022: 14%

2023: 14%

Montana

2022: 4%

2023: 7%

Nebraska

2022: 8%

2023: 10%

Nevada

2022: 23%

2023: 23%

New Hampshire

2022: 12%

2023: 12%

New Jersey

2022: 10%

2023: 11%

New Mexico

2022: 19%

2023: 20%

New York

2022: 7%

2023: 8%

North Carolina

2022: 12%

2023: 14%

North Dakota

2022: 3%

2023: 3%

Ohio

2022: 10%

2023: 11%

Oklahoma

2022: 17%

2023: 18%

Oregon

2022: 9%

2023: 10%

Pennsylvania

2022: 12%

2023: 13%

Rhode Island

2022: 4%

2023: 7%

South Carolina

2022: 17%

2023: 18%

South Dakota

2022: 2%

2023: 5%

Tennessee

2022: 15%

2023: 16%

Texas

2022: 21%

2023: 22%

Utah

2022: 10%

2023: 12%

Vermont

2022: 5%

2023: 6%

Virginia

2022: 13%

2023: 15%

Washington

2022: 11%

2023: 11%

West Virginia

2022: 4%

2023: 6%

Wisconsin

2022: 20%

2023: 21%

Wyoming

2022: 6%

2023: 7%

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