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Dental hygienist salary after taxes, by state

Median pay for dental hygienists and what's left after 2026 taxes. Of the states we cover, Alaska leaves the most: about $101,960 a year.

StateMedian grossTake-home / yearPer monthJobs
Alaska$132,690$101,960$8,497790
Washington$131,160$99,094$8,2586,330
Nevada$115,290$89,937$7,4951,510
California$124,930$86,921$7,24324,500
New Hampshire$101,250$80,059$6,6721,360
Texas$99,240$78,645$6,55416,380
New Jersey$107,040$78,390$6,5327,230
New York$106,130$77,771$6,48113,660
Virginia$102,950$76,149$6,3463,770
Massachusetts$100,640$74,455$6,2056,850
North Carolina$97,850$74,183$6,1826,690
South Dakota$92,210$73,700$6,142630
Florida$91,980$73,538$6,12811,980
Illinois$96,670$72,197$6,0168,970
Georgia$95,490$71,991$5,9997,440
Ohio$88,990$69,155$5,7638,630
Wyoming$85,130$68,719$5,727500
Tennessee$84,640$68,374$5,6984,570
Michigan$83,790$64,466$5,3728,640
Pennsylvania$80,610$63,064$5,2557,970

Wages: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025, statewide, all industries. BLS wages include tips and commissions, not overtime premiums or benefits. Take-home uses 2026 tax rules for a single filer paid every two weeks with W-4 defaults and no pre-tax deductions.

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