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What dental hygienists are paid

Bureau of Labor Statistics pay for this job, by area.

What dental hygienists are paid nationally 10th percentile $74,880, 25th percentile $83,570, median $98,100, 75th percentile $108,480, 90th percentile $126,050 $74,880 $126,050 $83,570 $108,480 Median $98,100
The ten states with the most dental hygienists employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
California24,500$109,730 to $132,120 (middle half), median $124,930
Texas16,380$85,280 to $107,320 (middle half), median $99,240
New York13,660$89,960 to $121,740 (middle half), median $106,130
Florida11,980$80,190 to $96,060 (middle half), median $91,980
Illinois8,970$79,400 to $101,800 (middle half), median $96,670
Michigan8,640$79,670 to $93,310 (middle half), median $83,790
Ohio8,630$80,980 to $97,210 (middle half), median $88,990
Pennsylvania7,970$75,620 to $99,950 (middle half), median $80,610
Georgia7,440$81,140 to $101,620 (middle half), median $95,490
New Jersey7,230$101,270 to $115,470 (middle half), median $107,040

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.