Privacy and cookies

In providing your dental care and treatment, we ask for information about you and your health. Occasionally we may also receive information from other providers who have been involved in your care.

Our privacy notices describe the type of personal information we hold, why we hold it, and what we do with it. Each opens in a new tab:

• Privacy Notice for Patients (PDF)
• Privacy Notice for Children (PDF)
• Privacy Notice for Staff (PDF)
• Patient leaflet: how we use your personal information (PDF)

Cookies are small text files stored on your computer, tablet or phone when you visit a website. They can’t harm your device, and we don’t store personally identifiable information such as payment details in any cookie this site creates.

• Essential cookies — Needed for the site to work, including remembering your cookie choice and our online forms. These can’t be switched off.
• Analytics cookies — Remember how you found our website (for example a search, an advert or a link on another site) and the pages you looked at, so that if you get in touch through the website we can see what helped; this is saved with your enquiry. Nothing is collected unless you agree.
• Functional cookies — The Google Map on our Contact page. Google sets its own cookies when the map loads, so the map appears only if you allow functional cookies or click “Show the map”.

We also count visits with Fathom Analytics, a privacy-focused service that uses no cookies and collects no personal information, so it isn’t one of the cookie choices. It tells us only things like how many people visited and which pages they looked at.

You choose the optional ones on your first visit and can change your mind at any time in Cookie settings (also at the foot of every page).

You can restrict, block or delete cookies for this or any website through your browser settings — each browser is different, so check its Help menu. More information is available at aboutcookies.org.