Tooth...or just a pretty neat looking rock?

[N_Oldrex]

I’m just an outdoorsman that picks up things when I think they’re neat or different looking.  That being said, I found this thing several years ago, wondered over it a while, and then stuck it in a box.  Saw it again tonight and got to doing a little research on what it might be and the closest match I came up with was a dinosaur tooth.  So I’m asking if that is indeed what it is, or if it’s just a very toothy looking rock of some sort?  Either way, I think it’s pretty interesting and would appreciate any best guesses or insight as to what it is.  I found it in a wash, maybe 10-15 feet below the surrounding terrain.  As best I can remember it was just laying there with some other rocks, a shard of native pottery, and some rusty thing I never identified.  This is in upstate South Carolina, Abbeville County, USA.  If any further info would help I would be glad to provide it.  Just not sure what is needed, even after reading several of the “before you post” threads.  But here goes...

[ynot]

Welcome to TFF!

Sorry,  it is a rock that has a superficial shape resembling a tooth, but it is not a fossil of any kind.

[Rockwood]

If it was a tooth it would be from a spinosaur. 

[Jaimin013]

Unfortunately this is not a tooth but looks like a rock shaped like a tooth. The shape of rocks like this can be very deceiving! haha

[Ludwigia]

It is neat looking, though

[N_Oldrex]

I like the “if it was it would be” reply!  Just plain ol rocks need love too I guess.  Thanks everyone for the help!  

[Rockwood]

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