The federal agency released updated salary data for dental jobs to reflect 2022 information on April 25.
Here are the top five highest and lowest paying states for dentists in 2023:
Best
1. Delaware: $206,270
2. Rhode Island: $204,770
3. North Carolina: $202,550
4. New Hampshire: $200,970
5. Arkansas: $192,400
Worst
1. West Virginia: $145,300
2. South Dakota: $144,860
3. Idaho: $141,170
4. Utah: $131,490
5. Alaska: $118,030
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