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Not surprisingly, the great white shark has the biggest teeth. A great white’s teeth may grow to three inches high (7.6 cm). The great white’s teeth are serrated for shearing. Interestingly, the largest shark has the smallest teeth. A 40-foot (12 m) whale shark has more than 4,000 tiny teeth, each less than an eighth of an inch (3.1 mm) high.
