Hawaii is the top paying state for orthodontists, where they earn an average annual salary of $330,386, according to ZipRecruiter.
Average annual salary for orthodontists by state:
Alabama: $237,244
Alaska: $311,188
Arizona: $251,818
Arkansas: $264,134
California: $275,854
Colorado: $280,202
Connecticut: $265,890
Delaware: $277,105
Florida: $228,959
Georgia: $242,925
Hawaii: $330,386
Idaho: $258,775
Illinois: $262,708
Indiana: $250,204
Iowa: $240,185
Kansas: $243,707
Kentucky: $270,513
Louisiana: $243,447
Maine: $256,552
Maryland: $296,217
Massachusetts: $330,321
Michigan: $262,692
Minnesota: $251,025
Mississippi: $228,289
Missouri: $255,921
Montana: $254,436
Nebraska: $290,640
Nevada: $308,730
New Hampshire: $288,747
New Jersey: $256,272
New Mexico: $236,485
New York: $298,869
North Carolina: $238,652
North Dakota: $313,011
Ohio: $248,747
Oklahoma: $270,126
Oregon: $300,569
Pennsylvania: $255,372
Rhode Island: $318,946
South Carolina: $280,059
South Dakota: $303,871
Tennessee: $250,559
Texas: $250,242
Utah: $245,898
Vermont: $271,858
Virginia: $286,828
Washington: $306,157
West Virginia: $259,768
Wisconsin: $248,958
Wyoming: $267,733