Delaware is the highest-paying state for dentists, according to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The federal agency released updated salary data for dental jobs to reflect 2022 information on April 25.
The average annual salary for dentists in 2022 was $172,290.
Here is the average salary for dentists in each state:
Note: Salary data was not available for California, Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, Vermont or Washington.
Alabama: $190,370
Alaska: $118,030
Arizona: $178,920
Arkansas: $192,400
California: N/A
Colorado: $153,700
Connecticut: N/A
Delaware: $206,270
Florida: $170,930
Georgia: N/A
Hawaii: N/A
Idaho: $141,170
Illinois: N/A
Indiana: N/A
Iowa: $186,690
Kansas: $177,280
Kentucky: $188,910
Louisiana: $165,610
Maine: $180,280
Maryland: $157,960
Massachusetts: N/A
Michigan: $177,720
Minnesota: $191,090
Mississippi: $157,110
Missouri: N/A
Montana: $166,490
Nebraska: $155,620
Nevada: N/A
New Hampshire: $200,970
New Jersey: N/A
New Mexico: $184,060
New York: $180,110
North Carolina: $202,550
North Dakota: $175,950
Ohio: $166,960
Oklahoma: $166,300
Oregon: $181,330
Pennsylvania: $174,310
Rhode Island: $204,770
South Carolina: $161,210
South Dakota: $144,860
Tennessee: $186,760
Texas: $162,900
Utah: $131,490
Vermont: N/A
Virginia: $172,780
Washington: N/A
West Virginia: $145,300
Wisconsin: $174,810
Wyoming: $175,900