Dental jobs in Colorado
22 verified openings
For a general dentist, dental jobs in Colorado lead most visibly to orthodontics, and the state shows why. Colorado's 160 orthodontists made a median of $416,000 in May 2025, against $166,240 for its general dentists.
Your Colorado association is Colorado Dental Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Dental jobs in Colorado
The Handbook describes the path: a specialty residency after dental school, usually two to four years in an accredited program, then a specialty license that in some cases adds a state exam. Dentists are more common in Colorado than nationally, at 1.28 times their U.S. share, and hygienists had a median of $109,580. That comes to 22 live dental jobs in Colorado, the largest share of them from Perfect Teeth, Salud Family Health, and Colorado Endodontic Group, and Denver, Colorado Springs, and Aurora carrying the most.