Vol. 4, Issue 3, Part D (2018)

Abstract: Arteriovenous malformations (AVMs) are exceptionally uncommon. Just 5% of them happens in the jaws be that as it may, they can show extreme bleeding which can be life-threatening. This case reports a 34-year-old moderately aged male with an enormous bleeding after tooth extraction which on facilitate examination was analyzed as low stream venous malformations. In spite of the fact that AVMs of the jaws are uncommon, they are every now and again uncovered through a monstrous bleeding amid tooth extraction. Dental specialists need to speculate them when young patients display some clinical highlights, as unconstrained gingival dying or unexplained dental portability.