The organization compiled the percentage change of the dental workforce between 2019 and 2021 in a recent report.
Here is the percentage change for each state:
Alabama: -2.77 percent
Alaska: -11.36 percent
Arizona: -3.98 percent
Arkansas: -5.61 percent
California: +9.4 percent
Colorado: +7.53 percent
Connecticut: +11.6 percent
Delaware: +9.2 percent
Florida: -4.92 percent
Georgia: +7.87 percent
Hawaii: -7.49 percent
Idaho: -11.29 percent
Illinois: +5.07 percent
Indiana: -1.68 percent
Iowa: +2.96 percent
Kansas: -5.56 percent
Kentucky: +14.51 percent
Louisiana: +4.81 percent
Maine: -3.53 percent
Maryland: +10.41 percent
Massachusetts: +8.20 percent
Michigan: +0.5 percent
Minnesota: +4.61 percent
Mississippi: -11.14 percent
Missouri: +0.76 percent
Montana: -9.85 percent
Nebraska: -9.85 percent
Nevada: +11.33 percent
New Hampshire: +9.8 percent
New Jersey: +13.55 percent
New Mexico: +6.39 percent
New York: +6.99 percent
North Carolina: -3.06 percent
North Dakota: -19.28 percent
Ohio: +8.40 percent
Oklahoma: -4 percent
Oregon: -2.98 percent
Pennsylvania: +4.84 percent
Rhode Island: +8.23 percent
South Carolina: -0.79 percent
South Dakota: -3.7 percent
Tennessee: -3.02 percent
Texas: -0.23 percent
Utah: -5.46 percent
Vermont: -8.15 percent
Virginia: -2.34 percent
Washington: +4.67 percent
West Virginia: -11.43 percent
Wisconsin: +2.38 percent
Wyoming: +5.11 percent
