Camp 15 · Dino Teeth Planner

Dino Teeth Planner for My Dino Park

Most answers to how to get dino teeth in My Dino Park stop at the list of codes. That is the easy half. The harder question is which unused code to spend on the dino you are actually saving for, and how many minutes it takes off the wait. Set your park and one goal below and the planner puts the remaining actions in order.

TL;DR

Tick the dinos you own, type your Cash and dino teeth, pick a goal dino.
Every code you have not redeemed gets scored by the minutes it cuts off the wait, biggest saving first. An empty park has no rate to time against, so the list falls back to the Cash each code pays.
A 2x Money window is scored as time, not Cash, so it ranks differently depending on how far off your goal is.
Teeth prices in the Store are not published on this site, so the Teeth track only runs once you type in the price on your own screen.

Rank your next dino teeth move

The list under the widget is ordered, not alphabetical. The action at the top is the one that removes the most waiting from the goal you picked, given the park you described. Codes that pay dino teeth are included in that ranking even though the Teeth itself is reported on its own line underneath.

Teeth you hold

Cash you hold

Store price in Teeth (optional)

Dinos already in your park

Codes you already redeemed

Dino you are saving for

Park income

0/min

Cash still needed

$50,000

Wait at that rate

no income yet

With no dinos ticked there is no income to wait on, so nothing below can be scored in minutes. The ranking falls back to the raw Cash and Teeth each code pays.

Unused actions, best first

1
UPDATE3
$25,000 + 1,500 Teeth + 2x Money (5 min) + 2x Luck (10 min)
$25,000 toward it
2
MBDELAYUPDTLOL
$20,000 + 200 Teeth + 2x Money (5 min) + 2x Luck (10 min)
$20,000 toward it
3
UPDATE2
$20,000 + 200 Teeth
$20,000 toward it
4
MERCHANTACOS
$10,000
$10,000 toward it
5
DINOSLOVESU
Frozen Egg + $10,000
$10,000 toward it
6
WELCOME
1,000 Cash
$1,000 toward it
7
THX4PLAYING
650 Cash
$650 toward it
8
BESTDINOGAME
300 Teeth
$0 toward it

After every action above: no income yet becomes no income yet on the Cash route to T-Rex ($50,000). Add the Store price in Teeth above and the Teeth route gets checked too.

Next step: take the code at the top of the list to the codes page and copy it, then if it carries a boost window start the countdown before you open the Store.

Where the numbers come from: dino costs and income per minute are the community-sourced list published on this site, reconstructed from public community sources, so it may be incomplete or wrong. Code rewards are the same list shown on the codes page, last checked 2026-07-16. Store prices in Teeth are not published here at all, which is why the planner asks you to type in the one on your screen.

How this works

Your park income is the sum of the income per minute of every dino you ticked. The shortfall is the goal dino cost minus the Cash you hold, and dividing one by the other gives the baseline wait. Each code you have not redeemed is then scored by replaying that sum with the code applied: its Cash comes off the shortfall, the wait is re-derived, and the difference between the two waits is the number you see on the row. A code can therefore never be credited with saving more time than the wait contains.

A 2x Money window is handled differently, because doubling a rate is a time saving rather than a lump of Cash. Over a window of b minutes you bank twice as much per minute, so a long wait shortens by exactly b, and a wait shorter than 2b instead halves. The planner takes the smaller of those two, which is why the same boost code can rank first for a distant goal and near the bottom for a goal you are minutes away from.

Two assumptions worth stating plainly. The first is that 2x Money doubles your park income for the window listed on the code, which is a reading of the reward text on the codes page rather than a measured figure. The second is that your income keeps flowing the whole time, which ignores offline gaps. Neither is a stopwatch guarantee, and neither says anything about what dino teeth buys once you have it.

Three parks, three first moves

These cards run through the same code as the widget, so the answers below are what the planner returns for those inputs, not hand-written examples. The third one has a dino teeth price filled in so you can see both tracks at once.

Day one park

No dinos, no codes, aiming at Velociraptor

Top-ranked action

UPDATE3

No income to time yet, so it ranks on the $25,000 this one pays

Try your own park →

Three Commons placed

$5,000 banked, aiming at Triceratops

Top-ranked action

UPDATE3

Wait 1.1 hr down to already covered

Try your own park →

Chasing T-Rex

Mid park, 500 Teeth held, example Store price of 2,000 Teeth

Top-ranked action

UPDATE3

Wait 30 min down to already covered

Try your own park →

Spending dino teeth or spending Cash

The two currencies behave differently and the planner keeps them apart on purpose. Cash arrives at a rate you can raise by placing more dinos, so a Cash goal is a waiting problem and every code that pays Cash is worth a measurable number of minutes.

Dino teeth has no rate at all in the data behind this page. It arrives in fixed lumps from the codes listed here, so there is no honest minutes-per-Teeth figure to calculate. That is why the Teeth track answers a narrower question: given the Store price on your screen, do the codes you have left actually cover it, and which ones get you there in the fewest redeems. If they do not cover it, the planner says so rather than inventing a grind estimate.

For the wider picture of where the currency comes from, the guide to getting Teeth lists every source and tallies what you have banked, and the how to play page covers the core loop the income figures come from.

FAQ

How do you get dino teeth in My Dino Park?

The source this site actually tracks is redeem codes. 4 of the 8 codes in the list pay Teeth. The planner above ranks every code you have not redeemed yet, Teeth-paying or not, by what it does for the dino you are saving for, and reports the Teeth side separately. If the game pays Teeth anywhere else, it is not in the data behind this page.

What does the code UPD 2 give in My Dino Park?

UPDATE2 is listed on this site as $20,000 plus 200 Teeth. It carries no boost window, unlike UPDATE3 and MBDELAYUPDTLOL, which each add 2x Money for 5 minutes and 2x Luck for 10 minutes on top of their Cash and Teeth.

Are there My Dino Park codes that give Teeth and Cash together?

Yes. UPDATE3, MBDELAYUPDTLOL and UPDATE2 each pay both, so one redeem moves a Cash shortfall and a Teeth shortfall at the same time. The ranked list scores the Cash side only, since Teeth has no rate to convert into minutes, and the Teeth shortfall is reported separately underneath.

Is this My Dino Park planner a script?

It is not. This page is a calculator that runs in your browser on the cost and income numbers published on this site. It does not read your account, inject anything into Roblox, or connect to the game at all. What third-party scripts do or do not exist for the game is outside anything this site tracks.

How long does it take to afford a T-Rex in My Dino Park?

That depends entirely on your park income, which is why the planner asks which dinos you own instead of quoting one number. Enter your roster and the tool divides the remaining cost by your income per minute, then subtracts what each unused code would save you. If you have dino teeth banked and know the Store price, the Teeth track can end the wait outright instead of shortening it.

Written by Jim Liu

I build and maintain the calculators on this site. This one reads its dino costs and income figures from the same list as the Dino Database rather than a copy of its own. More about who runs this.