Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon salary in North Dakota

At a verified median of $239,200, oral and maxillofacial surgeons in North Dakota earn substantially below the U.S. median of $352,220 — a gap of about 32%. Among the 51 states where the BLS reports oral and maxillofacial surgeon pay, North Dakota ranks 45th.

The pay range is wide: the lowest-paid tenth of oral and maxillofacial surgeons in this state earn around $239,200, while the top tenth earn $239,200 or more — a spread of about $0. That gap reflects experience, practice setting, and demand more than any single factor, so an individual offer can sit well above or below the midpoint.

Within North Dakota, a oral and maxillofacial surgeon earns about 1.1× what a general dentist earns, about 2.6× what a dental hygienist earns and about 4.1× what a dental assistant earns ($220,660, $90,530, $57,770 respectively) — a quick way to see where the role sits in the local dental pay ladder.

Within the state, oral and maxillofacial surgeon pay is highest in Bismarck at about $380,400 and lowest in Minot at about $373,000. Metro-level demand and cost of living explain most of the in-state variation — see the metro breakdown below.