Oral and maxillofacial surgeon earnings by seniority

50th percentile

Mid-level oral and maxillofacial surgeon earnings begin at:

$84.48 per hour

$175,710 per year

25th percentile

Junior-level oral and maxillofacial surgeon earnings begin at:

$33.59 per hour

$69,860 per year

10th percentile

Starting level oral and maxillofacial surgeon earnings begin at:

$27.16 per hour

$56,500 per year

Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.

Oral and maxillofacial surgeon salary by state

State Name Average Salary
Michigan $97,040
Illinois $70,220
Pennsylvania $553,740
New Mexico $49,040
Minnesota $475,250
Rhode Island $414,060
Virginia $403,430
Colorado $360,820
New York $342,710
Arizona $322,800
New Jersey $281,400
Maryland $276,280
Indiana $272,360
Massachusetts $270,140
Nebraska $266,810
California $264,380
Iowa $263,270
South Carolina $256,650
Ohio $235,320
Florida $233,050
North Carolina $224,040
Oklahoma $207,080
Wisconsin $201,790
Connecticut $185,870
Tennessee $176,590
Texas $175,710
Alabama $149,440
Georgia $129,010
Kentucky $102,610

How do oral and maxillofacial surgeon salaries compare to similar careers?

Oral and maxillofacial surgeons earn 7% more than similar careers in Texas. On average, they make less than hospitalists but more than veterinarians.

Career Median Salary
Hospitalist salary $196K
Urologist salary $196K
Orthodontist salary $183K
Pediatrician salary $162K
Dentist salary $157K
Oral and maxillofacial surgeon salary $176K
Internist salary $106K
Chiropractor salary $84K
Podiatrist salary $133K
Veterinarian salary $99K

Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)