The dentition is complete, with the mandible having 44 teeth and no diastema. The upper incisors were rooted and provided with enamel on the outer surface. The canines were incisor-shaped, while the premolars had weak roots. The molars had two ribs on the outer wall. An internal groove divided the tooth into two almost equal lobes. An unworn molar showed an ectoloph, two convex inner crescents, and a ridge departing from the ectoloph. The anterior margin of each crescent joined the ectoloph. The lower incisors were divided longitudinally by a deep groove and resembled those of present-day hyraxes. The teeth were partially overlapping: one molar covered the posterior-external margin of the previous molar. An opposite outer and inner groove divided the molars into two lobes; the posterior lobe was shorter. A slight anterior-internal groove disappeared over time as tooth wear progressed.
