Oral Hemangiom with Multiple Phleboliths

Hemangioma is a rare, non-reactive, benign vascular tumor, characterized by endothelial cell proliferations and results from malformation. mostly occurs on head neck skin regresses spontaneously within 5-10 years in 50-90% of cases. However, oral lesions show less regression than lesions. The most commonly affected area tongue palatal mucosa, rarely observed jaw bones. Diagnosis based anamnesis clinical features. Blanching the hemangioma under pressure characteristic finding. Phlebolith calcified thrombus veins, venules sinusoidal walls hemangiomas. Head phleboliths almost always indicate soft tissue hemangioma. Phleboliths with region have distinctive appearance panoramic radiographs. Cone-beam computed tomography provides useful information about location distribution phleboliths. In this case report, radiological features many associated are presented.