Look at the tooth of any predatory dinosaur, Allosaurus, Ceratosaurus, even Raptors, you'll find that their teeth are more blade-like and are serrated on front and back, very common.
It turns out that small serrated polyps are also known as hyperplastic polyps, and are rarely malignant, whereas larger serrated polyps which are typically flat and sessile, have a greater tendency to become malignant.