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Freeze-dried acellular dermal matrix graft: Effects of rehydration on physical, chemical, and mechanical properties
Dental Materials, 08/12/09

Bottino MC et al. – The current study suggests that there are major changes on the biomechanical properties of the collagenous graft as rehydration time increases, which were also structurally confirmed by the physico–chemical analyses. Clinicians must be aware that the rehydration times of the manufacturer's protocol result in a significant range in mechanical and physico–chemical properties. Therefore, a rehydration time of at least 20 min guarantees not only better handling and mechanical properties but, most importantly, supplies a material that closely resembles the natural tissue.

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