Xantasil is an addition curing, elastomeric alginate substitute that removes time pressure from the process of creating anatomic impressions. You can pour the impression later and pour it multiple times due to its impressive dimensional stability, since it has such impressive shape stability. It also means that there is no need to take several impressions.
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