Dental Assistants pay in Florida: advertised rates, October 2026

By YourJobs Editorial

Based on 35 Dental Assistants postings on yourjobs.com in Florida between 20 September and 20 October 2026, of which 49% stated pay. Only 17 postings stated pay, fewer than the 30 needed to publish a median advertised hourly rate. This page was built 20 October 2026.

Advertised pay

Advertised pay for Dental Assistants in Florida, hourly and annual equivalent
MeasureHourlyAnnual equivalent
Highest advertised rate we recorded$69.23$143,998

Sample

Sample size for Dental Assistants in Florida, 20 September to 20 October 2026
MeasureValue
Postings, 20 September to 20 October 202635
Postings that stated pay17 (49%)
Pay figures that came with a stated period94%
Postings with an employment type recorded13 (37%)
Full time, of postings with a type recorded62%
Part time, of postings with a type recorded15%
Employers16
Cities32

Highest advertised rate we recorded

This is one posting, shown with its evidence. It is the top of the range, not a typical rate.

Rate
$69.23 per hour (hourly equivalent)
Figure in posting (period inferred as year)
$144,000 per year
Job title
Dental Assistant
Employer
US Department of Veterans Affairs
Location
Cape Coral, Florida
First seen
20 October 2026
Posting text
“…l time employees with a total family income below $144,000 may be eligible for a childcare subsidy up to 25%…”
Posting
View this job, still open

Employers posting the most Dental Assistants jobs in Florida

Employers posting the most Dental Assistants jobs in Florida
EmployerPostingsMedian advertised hourly rateJobs
Aspen Dental 7 Open jobs
Bartram Family Dental Care 7 Open jobs

A median is shown only where at least 30 of the employer's postings stated pay. Employers are counted by name as posted.

Month by month

Dental Assistants postings and advertised pay by month in Florida
MonthPostingsWith payMedian hourly25th pct75th pctRemote
October 2026 (to date) 34 17 0%
September 2026 1 0 0%

A month is the month a posting was first seen. Pay cells are blank where fewer than 30 postings stated pay.

Data collection began on 20 October 2026. Earlier months contain only postings that were still live on that date, so they are partial.

Comparison with official earnings data

For comparison, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS (May 2023) median annual wage for this occupation was $46,540 (national). Advertised pay and earned pay are different measures.

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Notes and sources

Hourly equivalents assume 2,080 hours a year (40 x 52); daily 8 hours; weekly 40 hours. Advertised pay is what employers posted, not what workers earn.

Source: yourjobs.com job postings (ClickCast feed), parsed as described on the methodology page. Updated daily; this page was built 20 October 2026, 08:28.

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Cite as:

YourJobs (2026). Advertised pay for Dental Assistants in Florida, 20 September to 20 October 2026. https://yourjobs.com/pay/dental-assistants/florida

Questions about Dental Assistants pay in Florida

What is the highest advertised rate recorded for Dental Assistants in Florida?
The highest advertised rate we recorded for Dental Assistants in Florida was $69.23 per hour, on a posting titled "Dental Assistant" from US Department of Veterans Affairs in Cape Coral, Florida, first seen 20 October 2026. It is a single posting and not a typical rate.
Which employers posted the most Dental Assistants jobs in Florida?
The employers with the most Dental Assistants postings in Florida between 20 September and 20 October 2026 were Aspen Dental (7 postings) and Bartram Family Dental Care (7 postings). Employer names are counted as posted, so spelling variants of one company are counted separately.
What share of Dental Assistants postings in Florida state the pay?
49% of the 35 Dental Assistants postings in Florida between 20 September and 20 October 2026 stated pay (17 postings). Of those pay figures, 94% came with a stated period such as per hour or per year; for the rest the period was inferred from the size of the amount.
What share of Dental Assistants postings in Florida are full time?
Of the 13 postings (37%) that recorded an employment type, 62% were full time and 15% part time; 63% recorded none.