How many teeth does a megalodon have?

C. megalodon had a very robust dentition, and had a total of about 276 teeth in its jaws, spanning 5 rows. Paleontologists suggest that a very large C. megalodon had jaws over 2 metres (6.6 ft) across. read more

Most sharks have about 3-5 rows of teeth at any time. The front set does most of the work. The first two rows are used for obtaining prey, the other. read more

Most sharks have at least six rows of teeth, so a Megalodon had about 276 teeth at any given time. According to Fossil Facts & Finds, Megalodon teeth have been found all over the world, and are highly prized by fossil collectors, especially large teeth in excellent condition. read more