Potency Of Manual Instrumentation To The Rotary Instrumentation For Primary Teeth Pulpectomies: A Clinical Comparrative Study

Background: Using hand files in primary teeth is time-consuming, can lead to the formation of unwanted curvatures, and cause iatrogenic errors. To overcome these difficulties, rotary instrumentation using nickel-titanium was done.Aims: The present study conducted clinically evaluate assess difference manual versus root canals concerning duration, obturation quality fills, complications encountered. Also, success pulpectomy assessed.Materials Methods: 40 mandibular molars were randomly allocated two groups namely control group subjects (n=20)that treated intervention (n=20) instrumentation. established absence excessive tooth mobility, sinus tract presence, gingival abscess/swelling, tenderness on percussion, and/or pain history. collected data subjected statistical evaluation for results formulation.Results: mean time 25.69±3.82 minutes group, whereas, it significantly lesser (19.35±4.92) with p<0.0001. Mean 5.21±0.89 4.71±0.97 (p=0.09). At 3 6 months, 97.36% (n=37) cases considered successful whereas 92.10% (n=35) successful. 18 91.66% (n=33) pulpectomies 86.11% (n=31) clinically.Conclusion: concludes that less needed instruments than instruments. Obturation clinical similar both