Overall, the U.S. has a combined 57% dental care utilization rate for adults with private insurance, which is defined as any individual between the ages of 21 and 64.
Here is the percentage of adults with private insurance who saw a dentist in 2021 in all 50 states and the District of Columbia:
Note: Data was not available for South Carolina.
Alabama: 55%
Alaska: 50%
Arizona: 57%
Arkansas: 52%
California: 59%
Colorado: 62%
Connecticut: 65%
Delaware: 60%
District of Columbia: 56%
Florida: 54%
Georgia: 55%
Hawaii: 52%
Idaho: 5%
Illinois: 59%
Indiana: 56%
Iowa: 64%
Kansas: 58%
Kentucky: 54%
Louisiana: 49%
Maine: 54%
Maryland: 56%
Massachusetts: 63%
Michigan: 68%
Minnesota: 65%
Mississippi: 48%
Missouri: 55%
Montana: 50%
Nebraska: 57%
Nevada: 52%
New Hampshire: 61%
New Jersey: 62%
New Mexico: 54%
New York: 54%
North Carolina: 58%
North Dakota: 53%
Ohio: 57%
Oklahoma: 54%
Oregon: 62%
Pennsylvania: 60%
Rhode Island: 59%
South Dakota: 61%
Tennessee: 54%
Texas: 53%
Utah: 57%
Vermont: 56%
Virginia: 65%
Washington: 59%
West Virginia: 59%
Wisconsin: 50%
Wyoming: 62%
