Multiple Choice
The difference between dental aerosols and spatter is that:
A) dental aerosols remain airborne for a much longer period of time.
B) spatter droplets are much smaller than aerosol particles.
C) dental aerosols are created only during use of the air/water syringe.
D) spatter droplets remain airborne much longer than aerosols.
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