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Figure 1 - A) T 1  : mixed dentition, previously to installation of the lingual arch. B) T 2 : young permanent dentition with lingual arch installed.
Figure 2 - A) Cephalometric tracing at T 1 : previously to installation of the lingual arch
Table 2 - EG: Mean diferences ± standard deviation and t test comparing  genders.
Figure 3 - IMPA (Experimental Group): inal value.

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