Harbour Row DentalWexford town

Legal

Cookies

This page explains what Harbour Row Dental's website stores in your browser, and what each thing is for. We've tried to keep it plain and honest.

The short version

Harbour Row Dental's website is a simple brochure site. It's here to tell you about the practice and to give you an easy way to get in touch. It does not track you, build a profile of you, or share your details with advertisers.

We do not use analytics tools, advertising cookies or tracking pixels on this website. We do not sell or share your information with third parties for marketing.

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small text file that a website can store in your browser. Cookies are often used to remember settings between visits or to keep a website working smoothly. Some are essential to how a site functions; others are used to watch how people browse. We only use the essential kind, if any.

What this site stores

Because this is a straightforward brochure site with a contact form, there is very little to store. Below is what may be kept in your browser and why.

Essential functioning
Your browser may temporarily hold basic information needed to display pages correctly and to let the contact form work. These are not used to identify or track you.
Your browser's own storage
Modern browsers may cache pages, images and fonts so the site loads faster on your next visit. This is handled by your browser, not by us, and you can clear it at any time through your browser settings.

The contact form

If you send us an enquiry through the contact form, we receive only the details you choose to type in — such as your name, your message, and how you'd like us to reach you. We use those details to reply to you and to arrange your appointment, and nothing more. We do not add you to any mailing list.

Managing cookies yourself

You are always in control. You can block or delete cookies through your browser's settings, and you can clear anything already stored. If you block essential items, some parts of the site — like the contact form — may not work as expected. Your browser's help pages will show you how to manage this.

Getting in touch

If you have any questions about this page or about how we handle the details you send us, we're happy to talk it through.

This page is provided in good faith as a plain-English summary. It is not legal advice. We'd recommend the practice has it reviewed by a suitably qualified adviser before relying on it.