Dental Salary Data · BLS OEWS May 2025

Dental Office Manager Salary in Oklahoma

The median dental office manager earns $101,270 a year in Oklahoma, with most between $82,060 and $131,040.

25th percentile

$82,060

Entry / lower range

Median

$101,270

The typical pay

75th percentile

$131,040

Experienced / upper range

That's roughly $101,270 per year or $48.69/hr at the median. Oklahoma runs about 18% below the national median.

Top-paying metros in Oklahoma

Source: BLS OEWS, May 2025. Figures are gross wages, not adjusted for cost of living.

What drives dental office manager pay in Oklahoma

Pay for a dental office managerdepends on experience, setting, and metro. Group practices and dental support organizations (DSOs) often sit toward the upper end of the range, since they compete for talent across multiple locations and can offer benefits and advancement a single practice can't.

Across dentistry, hiring is hard and getting harder: staffing is consistently ranked among dentists' top challenges, and open roles routinely take well over two months to fill. For candidates, that means leverage; for employers, it means speed and fit matter more than ever.

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Dental Office Manager salary in Oklahoma: FAQ

What is the average dental office manager salary in Oklahoma?

The median dental office manager salary in Oklahoma is about $101,270 per year ($48.69/hr), based on BLS OEWS data (May 2025). Most earn between $82,060 and $131,040.

How does Oklahoma compare to the national average?

At a $101,270 median, dental office manager pay in Oklahoma runs about 18% below the national median. Local cost of living and demand drive most of the difference.

Which Oklahoma cities pay dental office managers the most?

Among Oklahoma metros, Lawton is at the top, with a median around $106,330.

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