Dental hygienist jobs by state

Open jobs, pay and licensing for dental hygienists in each state. Pay is the median yearly pay from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025.

• Alabama · $61,160
• Alaska · $132,690
• Arizona · $101,010
• Arkansas · $86,760
• California · $124,930
• Colorado · $109,580
• Connecticut · $100,690
• Delaware · $98,910
• District of Columbia · $137,220
• Florida · $91,980
• Georgia · $95,490
• Hawaii · $97,570
• Idaho · $94,650
• Illinois · $96,670
• Indiana · $92,330
• Iowa · $84,010
• Kansas
• Kentucky · $78,830
• Louisiana · $85,240
• Maine · $97,680
• Maryland · $107,830
• Massachusetts · $100,640
• Michigan · $83,790
• Minnesota · $103,970
• Mississippi · $67,280
• Missouri · $92,750
• Montana · $98,440
• Nebraska · $92,580
• Nevada · $115,290
• New Hampshire · $101,250
• New Jersey · $107,040
• New Mexico · $95,940
• New York · $106,130
• North Carolina · $97,850
• North Dakota · $90,530
• Ohio · $88,990
• Oklahoma · $97,580
• Oregon · $122,080
• Pennsylvania · $80,610
• Rhode Island · $86,910
• South Carolina · $84,340
• South Dakota · $92,210
• Tennessee · $84,640
• Texas · $99,240
• Utah · $91,120
• Vermont · $97,470
• Virginia · $102,950
• Washington · $131,160
• West Virginia · $73,840
• Wisconsin · $96,540
• Wyoming · $85,130