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Fig 1.

The occlusal splint was rigidly attached to a target.

The trajectories of three spots within the target were recorded using the computerized, binocular, 3D trajectory-tracking device.

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Fig 2.

The plaster cast assembly was rigidly fixed to the stage of a high-precision triaxial electronic translator.

The translation stage could move linearly along the x-, y-, and z-axes, as well as circularly in three planes (XOY, XOZ, and YOZ) with a recording accuracy of 0.001 mm.

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Fig 3.

The curved (arc) trajectories of the three target spots in one plane were shown in white.

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Fig 4.

The initial positions of the three target spots were shown in red.

The linear trajectories of the three target spots in three directions were shown in white.

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Table 1.

Recording errors of the device.

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