Background: Despite the advent of modern injection techniques, palatal injection continues to be a painful experience for children.
Aims: To compare the pain experienced during extraction of maxillary primary molars with conventional lignocaine anesthesia versus lignocaine and articaine buccal infiltration in children aged 6-14 years.
Materials And Methods: A prospective randomized triple blinded study was conducted with ninety children ( = 90), randomly allocated to receive lignocaine conventional anesthesia (Group I [control group]), and buccal infiltration using articaine (Group II [articaine group]) or lignocaine (Group III [lignocaine group]).