Where pay for specialty dentists stands in 2024

Texas is the highest-paying state for specialty dentists, according to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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The federal agency released updated salary information to reflect 2023 data April 3.

Here is the average annual salary for specialty dentists in 27 states: 

Note: Salary data excludes pay for oral surgeons and orthodontists. Salary data was not available for each state.

Alabama: $205,930

Arizona: $265,680

California: $249,610

Colorado: $144,150

Connecticut: $312,500

Florida: $202,880

Georgia: $188,970

Illinois: $239,540

Kentucky: $168,460

Louisiana: $169,950

Maryland: $172,310

Massachusetts: $225,420

Michigan: $200,320

Minnesota: $212,690

Missouri: $217,250

Montana: $202,560

New Hampshire: $257,380

New Jersey: $159,220

New Mexico: $193,790

New York: $252,630

North Carolina: $198,280

Ohio: $195,390

Oklahoma: $161,350

South Carolina: $246,090

Texas: $287,240

Virginia: $209,370

Wisconsin: $205,160

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