25th percentile
$47,080
Median (50th)
$52,460
75th percentile
$61,540
National median
$49,610
BLS OEWS (SOC 51-9081), May 2025
The median dental lab technician in New York earns $52,460 a year ($25.22 an hour), which is $2,850 above the national median of $49,610, and more than in nearby Pennsylvania ($49,280) and New Jersey ($47,270) but less than in Massachusetts ($72,800).
The mean is $57,290.
That ranks 11th of the 46 states where BLS publishes a dental lab technician median.
The middle half of New York dental lab technicians earn $47,080 to $61,540.
The lowest-paid tenth earn under $38,580, $1,920 above the national 10th percentile.
The top tenth earn over $76,010, $930 below the national 90th percentile.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis puts New York's 2024 price level at 107.9 (U.S. = 100): prices overall run 7.9% above the national average, and housing (index 122.2) runs 22.2% above.
Converted to national average prices, the $52,460 median is worth about $48,610 โ $1,000 below the national median of $49,610.
BLS counts about 1,890 dental lab technician jobs in New York, 5.5% of the 34,410 nationwide, or 0.195 per 1,000 jobs in the state.
Dental lab technicians hold a 12% smaller share of local jobs than nationally (location quotient 0.88).
Across the 7 New York metro areas where BLS publishes a dental lab technician median, pay runs from $46,070 in Utica to $58,160 in New York, a spread of $12,090.
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DentistryHires has 1 open dental lab technician listing in New York from 1 employer, in Rochester.
1 posts a salary from $90,000 to $110,000 a year.
These are employers' posted ranges, not survey figures.
Dental lab technician practice in New York is regulated by the New York State Board for Dentistry.
Scope of practice โ what a dental lab technician may do, and under what level of supervision โ is set by state law and changes over time, so verify current rules with the board before relying on them.
Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (state and national estimates, all industries); U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Price Parities, 2024.
Price-adjusted pay divides the median by the price level.
Listing counts and posted pay are live DentistryHires listings, refreshed hourly.
A dash means BLS did not publish that figure; nothing is estimated.