Cookie policy
Last updated: 22 September 2026
Cookies are small files a website asks your browser to keep. This page sets out what prudentialdental.com.au actually uses them for, checked on the live site rather than taken from a template.
What this website sets
Every cookie this website sets is a first-party one, which means it is set by prudentialdental.com.au and not by an outside domain. They fall into two groups.
Measuring how the site is used
Google Analytics, loaded through Google Tag Manager, sets several files that give your visit an anonymous reference. They let the practice see which pages are read, how people move through the site and where visitors arrive from, without identifying you by name. The longest-lived lasts about 13 months; the others last from a few minutes to a day.
Connecting an enquiry to a visit
The website sets one file of its own, lasting about three months. If you later send the enquiry form, it lets the practice see which pages led you to get in touch. It carries a reference only, not your name or contact details.
What this website does not set
No advertising, retargeting or session-recording cookies were found on this website. No outside company sets a cookie of its own on this domain, and the site takes no payments.
Content loaded from other services
Some pages bring in content that is hosted elsewhere. Those services can see your browser's request when their content loads, and may use their own technologies on their own domains, which we do not control.
- Google Maps, on the Contact pages.
- Google Fonts, which supplies some of the type on the Contact page.
- Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics, on every page.
- FlyingPress, which measures how quickly pages load.
The "Book" buttons take you off this website to YouCanBook.me. Anything set once you are there is that service's own, and its own information applies.
Managing cookies in your browser
You can see, block or delete cookies from your browser's settings. In Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari this sits under Privacy or Site settings. Blocking them will not stop you reading this website or booking an appointment, but the practice will no longer be able to tell how the site is being used.
If you are on a shared or public computer, clearing your browsing data when you finish is a sensible habit.
Keeping this page accurate
This page describes what the website used as at the date above. It is rechecked when the site changes.
If something here looks wrong
If what you see in your browser does not match this page, please tell us and we will look into it. The contact details are alongside.