Dallas Paleontological Society got the OK to do some group "casual Collecting" on Corps of Engineers land at Lake Texoma today (12th). I found this mouth plate in the Duck Creek Formation which is Lower Cretaceous. I'll post more pictures after I get it out of the matrix. I'm told most of the teeth are below the exposed surface.
I got this suggestion from Mark Mckinzie today regarding the circle/dot features in the close-ups. This is probably the outside surface with the teeth underneath. Now I'm very tempted to do some more prep to uncover the rest of this thing.
"Those structures in the teeth of the bony jaw/vomerine(?) plate I have seen in other pycnodont and phyllodont jaws at their attachment bases with the jaw. They are probably the nerve canals or blood vessel openings at the “root” of the teeth."