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When patients ask AI, does your practice come up?
Every Canadian practice already has a page here, written so an assistant can read it. Find yours, see who read it, claim it free.
- 160,270
- reads in the last 30 dayspeople, AI assistants and crawlers
- 10,552
- practices whose page was readin those 30 days
- 20,470
- practices listedevery province
Happens on the gateway
- Sep 1821:25Google read Jewel DentalEdmonton, AB
- Sep 1821:24Meta read Smiles DHCTimmins, ON
- Sep 1821:23Meta read Maximum DentalOrléans, ON
- Sep 1821:22Google read Burnaby South DentalBurnaby, BC
- Sep 1821:22Claude read Burnaby South DentalBurnaby, BC
- Sep 1821:22Perplexity read Burnaby South DentalBurnaby, BC
- Sep 1821:22ChatGPT read Burnaby South DentalBurnaby, BC
- Sep 1821:20ChatGPT read Xonark Dental
Straight from our own server log, as it saw it, played back in the order it happened and at a pace you can read. People, AI assistants and crawlers are counted separately, never mixed together.
Xona has read the websites of 5,904 dental practices across 147 places in Canada, and can hand you to an online booking route at 1,207 of them right now.
Where Xona has read a clinic's own website, the facts here are compared from it; identity and location come from public directory records, and some practices are listed with nothing read from their own site yet. Evidence last read 2026-09-12. Machines can read this page as Markdown or llms.txt.
Why your practice needs this page
The place that always has the answer is the place that gets read
An assistant asked for a dentist in any Canadian town answers from what it can find. A directory with a few hundred clinics is empty most of the time. This one has every practice in the country, including yours, so it answers every time — and the engines keep coming back.
Your website is for patients. This page is for machines.
Opening hours in an image, a booking widget, a price list in a PDF: right for a person, invisible to a machine. This page publishes the same facts in the form a machine can take, at an address built for it. Your own website does not change.
One page, read everywhere
Correct a fact once and every assistant that reads the page reads the correction. It does not touch your own website, and it does not touch your Google profile.
Your practice is listed. Claiming is free.
Claiming lets you choose where appointment requests go, correct anything the page gets wrong, and see who read it. It does not mean the practice joined Xona, and there is nothing to pay.
Where Xona can answer, and what it found
Each place has an evidence sheet listing every practice Xona has read there, strongest booking route first. The bar is the share of read practices with an online booking route.
What this page cannot answer
- This gateway publishes 20,470 practice profiles built from public directory records, and has read the practice's own website for 12,039 of them. 5,904 of those read practices are in the places listed above; the rest are in places where too few practices have been read to compare them yet. For a profile Xona has not read, it publishes what the directory record supports — identity, location, and often a phone number — and says so on the profile.
- A practice with no online booking route here may still take appointments online. It means Xona found no such route on the clinic's own site that it can hand you to right now, not that none exists.
- A place gets a page here only once Xona has read at least 8 practices in it. Everywhere else has too little evidence to be a comparison rather than a list of names.
- The place comparisons leave out whether a practice is accepting new patients or treats emergencies. Xona would have to read that from each clinic's own wording, and that reading isn't reliable enough yet to line clinics up on it. A practice's own page may still show either one when a source supports it.
- Being listed here does not mean a clinic has joined Xona. Every route on these pages continues to the clinic's own public booking or contact path.
Looking for one practice by name?
Search the directory records behind the gateway. This is a lookup, not the answer above — a practice can be listed here with nothing read from its own site.
How this was assembled
Xona fetches each practice's own website and publishes a fact only where the clinic's own pages support it. Services, hours, providers, languages and payment coverage are read that way; a practice's identity, locality and phone number come from public directory records, which is a different kind of source and is kept separate on every page.
Every profile lists the source pages behind it with the day each was read, and every page here has a Markdown twin for agents: