OK, the pictures aren't loading, but if it's a longer, flatter tooth it's probably from an herbivore. Herbivores do have kind of pointy stuff at the end of the teeth, but they are mostly overall flat. They look kind of how our molars do.
Do you know for sure they are actual bones of dinosaurs? How far down were they in the ground? Do you know for sure it's a tooth?
(again, the pictures aren't loading, so sorry if it seems self evident)
Also, I'm by no means anywhere close to a specialist, dinosaurs just happened to be my passion when I was younger, and dinosaur facts still interest me to this day. I suggest seeking more professional help than just asking your random friends on the internet. Perhaps a dino fossil identification book.
Also, congrats on finding a fossil! That's really cool! @
RussetShade
HELP! What Kind Of Dinosaur Tooth?
