Here is the breakdown of the mean wage for dentists by state, listed alphabetically:
1. Alaska: $234,240
2. Alabama: $183,480
3. Arizona: $168,710
4. Arkansas: $185,170
5. California: $164,330
6. Colorado: $175,210
7. Connecticut: $205,310
8. Delaware: $236,130
9. Florida: $166,180
10. Georgia: $173,850
11. Hawaii: $179,920
12. Idaho: $191,250
13. Illinois: $156,150
14. Indiana: $162,390
15. Iowa: $184,910
16. Kansas: $177,380
17. Kentucky: $176,730
18. Louisiana: $126,030
19. Maine: $191,200
20. Maryland: $165,140
21. Massachusetts: $188,020
22. Michigan: $172, 270
23. Minnesota: $205,810
24. Mississippi: $172,600
25. Missouri; $172,720
26. Montana: $176,050
27. Nebraska: $158,990
28. Nevada: $210,690
29. New Hampshire: $220,480
30. New Jersey: $151,750
31. New Mexico: $167,650
32. New York: $170,300
33. North Carolina: $236,020
34. North Dakota: $202,240
35. Ohio: $193,430
36. Oklahoma: $168,820
37. Oregon: $192,280
38. Pennsylvania: $140,340
39. Rhode Island: $162,070
40. South Carolina: $191,520
41. South Dakota: $160,480
42. Tennessee: $187,500
43. Texas: $171,850
44. Utah: $127,480
45. Vermont: $185,560
46. Virginia: $177,640
47. Washington: $184,190
48. West Virginia: $162,690
49. Wisconsin: $210,300
50. Wyoming: $175,350
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