What dentists earn in the worst states for jobs

Two of the worst-paying states for dentists are also ranked among the worst states for jobs, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and WalletHub.

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WalletHub recently ranked the best and worst states for jobs based on 34 key indicators of job market strength and economic environment. 

Becker’s compared 2022 salary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to WalletHub’s ranking of the worst states for jobs.

To see what dentists earn in the 10 best states for jobs, click here.

Here is what dentists earn in the 10 worst states for jobs:

Note: Salary data was not available for every state.

50. West Virginia: $145,300

49. Kentucky: $188,910

48. Mississippi: $157,110

47. Louisiana: $165,610

46. Pennsylvania: $174,310

45. Indiana: N/A

44. Oregon: $181,330

43. Arkansas: $192,400

42. Alabama: $190,370

41. Idaho: $141,170

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