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What dentists, all other specialists are paid

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

What dentists, all other specialists are paid nationally 10th percentile $104,120, 25th percentile $166,130, median $224,990, 75th percentile $280,590, 90th percentile $402,700 $104,120 $402,700 $166,130 $280,590 Median $224,990
The ten states with the most dentists, all other specialists employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
Texas730$173,080 to $389,520 (middle half), median $286,510
Minnesota580not published
Florida380not published
California340$147,540 to $265,150 (middle half), median $230,730
New Jersey290$201,830 to $231,440 (middle half), median $201,840
Illinois230$229,690 to $269,160 (middle half), median $250,880
Arizona190$188,280 to $323,650 (middle half), median $244,170
Ohio160$111,760 to $251,990 (middle half), median $192,050
Pennsylvania160$170,100 to $259,990 (middle half), median $195,150
Michigan130$110,250 to $403,160 (middle half), median $229,150

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.