Built Canada-first
ClearDent, Tracker, and Oryx live today — the systems most Canadian clinics actually run.
Honest comparison
AI dental receptionists are getting good — and phone answering is becoming a commodity. But the phone is only one of five places your schedule leaks. Xona’s Leakage Prevention System covers the call and recall backlog, cancellations, open chair time, and unscheduled treatment — then verifies every outcome against your dental software.
This table describes typical standalone AI receptionist scope (answering, booking, missed-call text-back). Specific products vary — some add recall outreach or analytics. The structural difference is the closed loop: LPS measures recovered outcomes from the clinic’s reviewed dental-software workflow instead of stopping at "call answered."
ClearDent, Tracker, and Oryx live today — the systems most Canadian clinics actually run.
Our numbers come from dated, sampled pilot windows published on the blog — real call counts and booked outcomes, not industry averages.
No patient contact and no schedule writes until your team approves the workflow and rules.
Xona includes an AI voice agent for after-hours and overflow calls, but that is one workflow inside the Leakage Prevention System. An AI receptionist answers the call; LPS also covers recall backlog, cancellations, open chair time, and treatment follow-up — and proves the outcome from your dental software.
Answering a call is not the result — a booked, kept appointment is. LPS tracks every recovered item to a verified outcome (booked, saved, reviewed) through the clinic’s reviewed dental-software workflow, so the owner sees what was actually recovered, not just what was answered.
Xona is built Canada-first: ClearDent, Tracker, and Oryx are live today, with Dentrix and Open Dental as active integration paths. Most AI receptionists integrate US systems first.
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