Acrodenta is an extinct genus of Late Permian captorhinid known from Marrakech-Tensift-Al Haouz of Morocco.

[1] Acrodenta is known from the holotype MNHN ARG 506, formerly 69.Ir.1.JMD, a fragment of right maxilla.

It was collected in the Douar of Irerhi locality from the Argana Formation (formerly known as the Tourbihine Member of the Ikakern Formation) of the Argana Basin, dating to the early-middle Wuchiapingian stage (or alternatively middle Tatarian stage) of the early Lopingian Series, about 260.5-255 million years ago.

The generic name is derived from the Greek acra and denta, meaning is "high teeth".

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