Pain and Anxiety Levels During Dental Restorations in Primary Molars: INJEX Needleless System vs Traditional Syringe

18 April 2025 : Clinical Research

Prabhadevi C. Maganur

^{ABDEFG 1*}, Satish Vishwanathaiah

^{ABDEFG 1}, Mohammed Abdurabu Jafer

^{ACDEFG 2}, Ibtisam Moafa

^{ACDEFG 2}, Noura Alessa

^{ACDEFG 3}, Ali A. Assiry

^{ADEFG 4}, Sultan Abdulaziz Altowairqi

^{ABEFG 5}, Amani Abdu Muhammed Basheri

^{ABEFG 5}, Hanan Hussain Najmi

^{ABEFG 6}, Zainab Ali Alhazmi

^{ABEFG 5}, Shahad Mohammed Maafa

^{ABEFG 5}, Ganesh Jeevanandan

^{ACDEF 7}, Varsha Manoharan

^{ACDEF 8}

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.947691

Med Sci Monit 2025; 31:e947691

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Table 1 Comparison of time and pulse rate during local anesthesia administration.

SI. No	Parameters	Conventional syringe needle (Mean±SD)	INJEX (Mean±SD)	P value
1	Time required for administration of LA in seconds	56.±10.78	18.84±3.85	<0.001^***
2	Pulse rate
	Before anesthesia	99.18±9.51	94.39±7.68	0.3
	During anesthesia	99.48±9.95	88.16±7.05	0.04^*
	1 min after LA administration	93.56±8.59	96.60±6.79	0.17
^* Significant at 0.05 level; ^*** significant at 0.001 level.

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