Carcharodontosaurus Teeth

Carcharodontosaurus teeth are instantly recognizable by their laterally compressed, blade‑like shape and finely serrated edges, reminiscent of a shark’s dentition. This theropod dinosaur, one of the largest land predators ever to exist, dominated the Cretaceous ecosystems of North Africa. The teeth we offer come primarily from the prolific Kem Kem beds of southeastern Morocco, a region that has yielded countless fossils representing a diverse, arid environment. A typical Carcharodontosaurus tooth measures between 5 and 12 centimeters in length, with an elongated, sabre‑like crown that tapers to a sharp tip. The serrations (denticles) are microscopically visible along the carinae and are a hallmark of the genus. For collectors, the most desirable specimens have complete roots, intact enamel with visible growth bands, and minimal wear on the cutting edge. Many of our teeth have been meticulously prepared by experienced Moroccan artisans who remove the surrounding sandstone using fine air‑scribes, leaving the enamel unharmed. We advise buyers to check for repairs or composites; a natural tooth will have a distinct root‑crown color transition and a gradual tapering profile. Each tooth is guaranteed authentic and ships with a certificate of provenance and a detailed information card about the species and its geological age. Secure, tracked shipping ensures your investment arrives safely, allowing you to add an authentic serrated tooth of one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs to your collection.