The reimbursement data was collected by the American Dental Association’s Health Policy Institute and is based on 2022 statistics.
The fee-for-service reimbursement as a percentage of dentist charges by state in 2022:
Note: Reimbursement data was not available in all states.
Alaska: 55 percent
Arkansas: 34.1 percent
California: 44.9 percent
Colorado: 45.8 percent
Connecticut: 32.1 percent
Delaware: 76.9 percent
District of Columbia: 43.3 percent
Idaho: 35.6 percent
Illinois: 28.3 percent
Indiana: 41.6 percent
Iowa: 32.7 percent
Kansas: 42.6 percent
Kentucky: 34.3 percent
Louisiana: 46.6 percent
Maine: 50.8 percent
Massachusetts: 34.4 percent
Michigan: 17 percent
Minnesota: 36.3 percent
Mississippi: 41.2 percent
Missouri: 31.6 percent
Montana: 53.2 percent
Nebraska: 38.6 percent
New Jersey: 13.3 percent
New Mexico: 37.7 percent
New York: 28.6 percent
North Carolina: 40.1 percent
North Dakota: 55.7 percent
Ohio: 28.6 percent
Oklahoma: 41.5 percent
Oregon: 28.3 percent
Pennsylvania: 30.5 percent
Rhode Island: 22.4 percent
South Carolina: 41.6 percent
South Dakota: 52.8 percent
Vermont: 46.2 percent
Virgina: 49.3 percent
Washington: 42.9 percent
West Virginia: 53.8 percent
Wisconsin: 31.7 percent
Wyoming: 32.5 percent
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