Comparative Evaluation of Quality of Obturation using Three Different Obturation Techniques in Primary Mandibular Teeth using Endoflas as Obturating Material A Randomized Controlled Trial
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newlineBackground
newlinePulpectomy is the treatment of choice for primary teeth with inflamed
newlinepulp resulting from caries or trauma. The clinical success of pulpectomy
newlineprocedure is determined by the aseptic root canal preparation and hermetic
newlineseal of the root canal system. The success is also influenced by appropriate
newlinecase selection, mixing of the obturation material and usage of proper
newlinetechnique for obturation.
newlineAim
newlineTo compare the quality of obturation using three different obturation
newlinetechniques in primary mandibular molars using Endoflas as obturating
newlinematerial.
newlineMaterials and Method
newlineThe present study is a single blinded randomized clinical study
newlineconducted in 90 children between the age group of 4 and 8 years of age
newlinerequiring pulpectomy in primary mandibular molars. In group 1 obturation
newlinewas done using Engine driven lentulospiral in 30 teeth, in group 2, obturation
newlinewas done using hand held lentulospiral in 30 teeth and in group 3, obturation
newlinewas done using reamer with Endoflas as obturation material. Post-operative
newline9 of 104
newlineradiograph was taken and evaluated for the quality of obturation in terms of
newlinelength of obturation, presence of voids and time taken for obturation was
newlinerecorded. Independent t test and Chi square test was performed.
newlineResults
newlineA total of 90 children (46 females and 44males) participated in the
newlinestudy. An equal distribution of the participants with respect to the age (P =
newline0.217), gender (P = 0.561), and teeth (P = 0.117) was observed between the
newlinegroups. There is no significant difference between the three experimental
newlinegroups in terms of level of canal obturation and voids (pgt0.05).
newlineConclusion
newlineThe present study concludes that there is no difference in the three
newlinequality of obturation among the three different groups but it is preferable to
newlineuse Engine driven lentulospiral as it saves chair side time.
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