Three cases of oral hemangioma sclerosis

Hemangiomas or hamartomas are systemic proliferative vascular lesions that often occur in the oral cavity. The lesion usually presents a progressive growth, causing injuries and incontrollable bleeding. Its etiology is multifactorial, and it may occur at any age and there is no gender predilection. Differential diagnosis can involve many different pathologies, including neoplasms. Patients complaints are often related to esthetics. The size, type, and degree of tissue involvement of the hemangioma dictates the need of a specific treatment. The aim of this clinical case series is to present multiple oral hemangioma scenarios managed with sclerotherapy through monoethanolamine oleate at 0.05 g/ml. The diagnosis, treatment, clinical procedures and risks of hemangiomas should be relevant to dental practitioners due to the high prevalence of this type of oral lesion.peer-reviewe