Dinosaur teeth

Dinosaur Teeth – Authentic Fossils from Prehistoric Predators

Fossil dinosaur teeth are among the most fascinating remnants of prehistory. Unlike fragile bones or claws, teeth are both plentiful and durable. Dinosaurs shed them repeatedly during their lifetimes, and their enamel preserved far better than bone. This abundance allows today’s collectors and researchers to hold authentic pieces of Earth’s ancient past.

Tooth of a Dinosaur – A Window into Evolution

Each tooth tells the story of survival. Plant-eating sauropods developed small peg-like or spoon-shaped teeth, perfect for stripping leaves. Meat-eaters, by contrast, bore sharp serrated weapons capable of tearing flesh and crushing bone. Some sauropods even replaced an entire set of teeth monthly, ensuring that millions of fossil specimens survived to our time.

Rare Fossils and Collectible Value

The number and size of dinosaur teeth varied dramatically. A hadrosaur could carry more than 900 teeth in its jaws, while predators like the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex had 50–60 colossal teeth reaching over 25 cm with the root. Most available fossils are shed teeth—naturally lost during life—but rarer finds include:

• Rooted teeth – preserved with root intact, highly sought after.
• Unerupted teeth – never exposed, unworn, extremely rare.
• Fragments – accessible entry points for beginner collectors.

These differences make every selection of dinosaur teeth unique, from educational samples to museum-grade masterpieces.

Tyrannosaurus Rex Tooth – The King of Fossils

The T. rex tooth is one of the most iconic paleontological finds. Averaging 7–15 cm in visible length, serrated like steak knives, they gave Rex its reputation as a “bone crusher.” Complete specimens, with root, can exceed 25 cm and stand as true marvels of natural history. Famous skeletons such as “Sue” and “Stan” transformed our understanding of this apex predator, but for collectors, the chance to buy a real T. rex tooth is a tangible connection to prehistoric Earth.

At Artefactum Gallery we curate authentic tyrannosaurus rex fossils for sale—from partial fragments for new enthusiasts to collector-grade and museum-grade specimens. Each piece is examined for authenticity, responsibly sourced, and offered with full transparency, often including certification.

Selection of Dinosaur Teeth

Our catalog brings together a wide selection of dinosaur teeth:

1. Herbivorous fossils – small mineralized teeth, perfect for study.
2. Carnivorous teeth – dramatic serrated edges, striking display pieces.
3. T. rex teeth – the crown jewels of any fossil collection.
4. Bone and jaw fragments – contextual elements that enrich any set.
5. Museum-grade selections – rare, large, or perfectly preserved fossils.

Whether for education, research, or private display, our assortment ensures every collector finds a meaningful specimen.

FAQs

Are dinosaur teeth real fossils?

Yes. Every specimen we offer is authentic, mineralized, and verified by experts.

Do you ship fossils internationally?

Absolutely. All fossils are carefully packaged for safe delivery worldwide.

Owning a genuine dinosaur tooth means holding a fragment of natural history. At Artefactum Gallery you will find authentic dinosaur teeth, including rare T. rex fossils. Explore our catalog and secure your place among collectors who value authenticity, rarity, and the thrill of prehistory.