Otodus obliquus?

[HynerpetonHunter]

Hello everyone! I have a question regarding the identification of this tooth. I found this in May 2023 on the Potomac River on the Maryland coast. Formation is Aquia, age Thanetian (Late Paleocene), ~59-55 ma. I originally identified it as an Anomotodon novus, but going through my teeth from that trip again I suspect Cretalamna appendiculata or Otodus obliquus. 
The scale bar is in centimeters. The section shown is 1.4 cm. 

[Fossildude19]

Can you get better pictures from directly above the tooth?

(These look like you are taking the picture from slightly below the tooth- oblique angle.)

Also, an image of the other side?

[HynerpetonHunter]

Pictures have been taken. 

[Atoothsatooth42]

It’s a tough one, due to being a little worn, but I would say that this is one of the many Sand Tiger species. The rounded uneven cusps appear to still be complete, and they are same shape as I see on sand tigers I’ve found in the same area. Otodus and Cretalamna don’t usually have cusps that asymmetrical.