Orthodontist salary vs. average household income in 11 states

Orthodontists can make more than triple the average household income in several states, according to recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the U.S. Census Bureau

Here is how the average salary for orthodontists compares to the average annual household income in 11 states.

Note: Data was taken from the Bureau of Labor Statistics' May 2022 report and the U.S. Census Bureau 2021 American Community Survey. Household income data may include salaries of multiple people in the same household. The Bureau of Labor Statistics did not have salary information for each state.

Illinois

Average annual salary: $166,640

Average annual household income: $72,205

Indiana

Average annual salary: $244,980

Average annual household income: $62,743

Iowa

Average annual salary: $227,410

Average annual household income: $65,600

Kansas

Average annual salary: $236,270

Average annual household income: $64,124

Kentucky

Average annual salary: $257,410

Average annual household income: $55,573

Massachusetts

Average annual salary: $205,120

Average annual household income: $89,645

Michigan

Average annual salary: $245,830

Average annual household income: $63,498

New Jersey

Average annual salary: $235,270

Average annual household income: $89,296

New York

Average annual salary: $230,710

Average annual household income: $74,314

Ohio

Average annual salary: $257,550

Average annual household income: $62,262

Wisconsin

Average annual salary: $277,730

Average annual household income: $67,125

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