Dinosaur Teeth For Sale

FossilEra has a wide selection of real dinosaur teeth for sale. We guarantee the authenticity of the teeth that we sell and openly disclose any repair or restoration. All of our dinosaur teeth for sale on FossilEra have been legally collected and can be legally sold.

255 Items ($495 to $19,500)

Pristine, Serrated Tyrannosaurus (Trex) Tooth - Montana #297612

3.00" Pristine, Serrated Tyrannosaurus (T.rex) Tooth - Montana

$19,500

Serrated, Fossil Tyrannosaurus (Trex) Tooth - Wyoming #299746

Serrated, 2.30" Fossil Tyrannosaurus (T.rex) Tooth - Wyoming

$2,950

Rooted Dinosaur (Camarasaurus) Tooth w/ Skull Fragment -Colorado #240847

4.20" Rooted Dinosaur (Camarasaurus) Tooth w/ Skull Fragment -Colorado

$2,795

Fossil Tyrannosaurus (Trex) Tooth - Wyoming #306784

2.02" Fossil Tyrannosaurus (T.rex) Tooth - Wyoming

$2,195

Serrated, Fossil Tyrannosaurus (T rex) Tooth in Situ - Wyoming #306662

Serrated, 1.20" Fossil Tyrannosaurus (T. rex) Tooth in Situ - Wyoming

$1,795

Fossil Iguanodon (Mantellisaurus) Tooth - England #279404

.9" Fossil Iguanodon (Mantellisaurus) Tooth - England

$1,195

Rare, Rooted Fossil Pachycephalosaurus Tooth - Montana #306524

Rare, .42" Rooted Fossil Pachycephalosaurus Tooth - Montana

$795

Rare Hadrosauriform Dinosaur (Ouranosaurus) Tooth - Niger #283930

1.28" Rare Hadrosauriform Dinosaur (Ouranosaurus) Tooth - Niger

$695

Robust, Real Spinosaurus Tooth - Feeding Worn Tip #302847

Robust, 4.80" Real Spinosaurus Tooth - Feeding Worn Tip

$495

Robust Serrated Fossil Tyrannosaurus (Trex) Tooth - Wyoming #298469

Robust 2.31" Serrated Fossil Tyrannosaurus (T.rex) Tooth - Wyoming

SOLD

Serrated Tyrannosaur Tooth - Judith River Formation #300174

2.80" Serrated Tyrannosaur Tooth - Judith River Formation

SOLD

Fossil Camarasaurus Tooth - Bone Cabin Quarry, Wyoming #306659

1.64" Fossil Camarasaurus Tooth - Bone Cabin Quarry, Wyoming

SOLD

Beastly Serrated Tyrannosaurus (T-Rex) Tooth - Montana #297611

4.5" Beastly Serrated Tyrannosaurus (T-Rex) Tooth - Montana

SOLD

Pristine, Serrated Tyrannosaurus (T-Rex) Tooth - Montana #246274

2.47" Pristine, Serrated Tyrannosaurus (T-Rex) Tooth - Montana

SOLD

Serrated Tyrannosaurus (T-Rex) Premax Tooth - Montana #251888

2.50" Serrated Tyrannosaurus (T-Rex) Premax Tooth - Montana

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Monster T-Rex Tooth - Exceptional Condition #22546

Monster 4.25" T-Rex Tooth - Exceptional Condition

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Robust, Fossil Tyrannosaurus (T-Rex) Tooth - Wyoming #294949

Robust, 2.47" Fossil Tyrannosaurus (T-Rex) Tooth - Wyoming

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Rooted, Allosaurus Tooth With Associated Tooth & Bone #152219

3.1" Rooted, Allosaurus Tooth With Associated Tooth & Bone

SOLD

Serrated, Tyrannosaur Tooth In Rock With Bones - Montana #113348

Serrated, 2.89" Tyrannosaur Tooth In Rock With Bones - Montana

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T-Rex Tooth - Excellent Preservation! #5941

3.60" T-Rex Tooth - Excellent Preservation!

SOLD

Extremely Rare Torvosaurus Tooth - Skull Creek #12479

Extremely Rare 3.5" Torvosaurus Tooth - Skull Creek

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Huge Tyrannosaur Tooth - Two Medicine Formation #263809

3.51" Huge Tyrannosaur Tooth - Two Medicine Formation

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Huge, Top Quality, Tyrannosaur Tooth - Judith River Formation #183567

3.27" Huge, Top Quality, Tyrannosaur Tooth - Judith River Formation

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T-Rex Tooth From Montana - Excellent Preservation! #44945

3.14" T-Rex Tooth From Montana - Excellent Preservation!

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Rooted Allosaurus Tooth In Sandstone - Colorado #173072

2.46" Rooted Allosaurus Tooth In Sandstone - Colorado

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Fossil Tyrannosaurus (Trex) Tooth - Wyoming #299750

2.47" Fossil Tyrannosaurus (T.rex) Tooth - Wyoming

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Killer 4+ Inch T-Rex Tooth!

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Serrated, Carcharodontosaurus Tooth - Enormous Tooth! #206274

5.15" Serrated, Carcharodontosaurus Tooth - Enormous Tooth!

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Serrated Tyrannosaur Tooth - Judith River Formation #149114

3.53" Serrated Tyrannosaur Tooth - Judith River Formation

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Serrated, T-Rex (Tyrannosaurus rex) Tooth - South Dakota #143940

Serrated, 2.44" T-Rex (Tyrannosaurus rex) Tooth - South Dakota

SOLD

About Dinosaur Teeth

Fossil dinosaur teeth tend to be much more common than claws or other bones. Not only did dinosaurs have lots of them, but they shed their teeth during their lifetimes and the materials that make up their teeth are more durable than bones.

Dinosaurs replaced their teeth during their lifetime as they grew or became damaged. Recent studies have suggested that some sauropods could go through a set of teeth monthly.

The number, size, and shape of dinosaur teeth varied widely depending on what the dinosaur ate. Sauropods has small peg-like or spoon-shaped teeth for stripping foliage, while meat-eaters had sharp, pointed teeth for tearing flesh or crushing bones.

The amount of teeth a dinosaur had varied widely. T. rex had about 50-60 teeth, while Hadrosaurs may have had more than 900 teeth in their mouths arranged in batteries along their cheeks.

T. rex had the largest known teeth, which could measure over 10 inches in length. However, about two thirds of that length was the root, and would not have been exposed in their jaws.

Uninterrupted teeth refer to dinosaur teeth that had not grown in and were still inside the jaw. Uninterrupted teeth would not be worn because they had not yet been used. Rooted teeth are teeth that still have the roots attached. These are both much more rare than shed teeth, which a dinosaur shed during its lifetime.

About Dinosaur Teeth