Last updated: 12 August 2026
1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small files or storage mechanisms that are downloaded to or stored on a user’s device when they visit certain websites.
Cookies can, among other things, help a website work properly, remember certain user preferences, collect statistics about use of the site or, where applicable, analyse certain browsing habits.
2. Website operator
Operator: Goll Laboratorio Dental – Dientes Excelentes S.L.U.
Trading name: Goll Dental
CIF: B76069566
Address: C.C. Eurocenter, Avenida de Moya 6, Locales 40–41, 35100 Maspalomas, Las Palmas, España
Email: info@golldental.com
Website: www.golldental.com
Telephone: +34 617 206 182
3. Types of cookies
This website may use the following categories of cookies:
Technical or necessary cookies
These cookies are required to enable users to navigate the website, keep it secure and use the available features or services.
These cookies may be used when necessary for the website to function. Consent is not required where they are exempt under applicable law.
Preference or personalisation cookies
These cookies remember choices made by the user, such as language, settings or browsing preferences.
If these cookies are not technically necessary, they will be used only with the relevant consent.
Analytics or measurement cookies
These cookies provide information about how users use the website, such as the pages they visit, the length of visits or any errors they encounter.
Their purpose is to collect statistics and improve how the website works and the content it provides.
Where these cookies require consent, they will not be set until the user has accepted them.
Advertising or tracking cookies
These cookies may be used to analyse users’ browsing habits or create profiles for advertising purposes.
Goll Dental will use this type of cookie only where applicable and after obtaining the user’s valid consent.
4. First-party and third-party cookies
Cookies may be:
- First-party cookies: cookies managed directly by the domain or systems used by Goll Dental.
- Third-party cookies: cookies managed by external providers whose services may be integrated into the website.
If third-party services use cookies that require consent, those cookies will remain disabled until the user consents, where required by applicable law.
5. Consent and settings
When visiting the website, users may be offered cookie controls that, where necessary, allow them to:
- Accept cookies.
- Reject non-essential cookies.
- Set preferences by category.
Cookies requiring consent must not be activated before the user has made a valid choice.
The option to reject cookies must be clear and accessible. Rejecting them must not be harder than accepting them.
Users can later change or withdraw their consent using the cookie settings available on the website.
6. Cookie duration
Cookies may be classified by how long they last:
- Session cookies: they remain active for the browsing session and are normally deleted when the browser is closed.
- Persistent cookies: they remain stored on the device for a specified period or until the user deletes them.
The specific retention period depends on each cookie’s purpose and characteristics.
7. List of cookies used
The list of cookies used on this website, including their name, provider, purpose and duration where applicable, must be kept up to date with the cookies actually used on the website.
If the website uses only strictly necessary cookies, this will be communicated transparently.
If analytics services, external videos, maps, social networks, advertising or other features that introduce new cookies are added later, this Cookie Policy will be updated accordingly.
8. Third-party services
The website may incorporate content or features provided by third parties in the future.
Some external providers may process information using cookies or similar technologies.
Where these services require consent, they will remain blocked until the user accepts them through the cookie controls.
Processing carried out directly by external providers is also subject to their own privacy and cookie policies.
9. International transfers
If the use of certain providers involves an international transfer of data outside the European Economic Area, the safeguards required by applicable law will be implemented.
Where applicable, users will receive further information about those transfers and the providers involved.
10. How to delete or block cookies in your browser
Users can allow, block or delete cookies stored on their device through their browser settings.
Settings vary from browser to browser.
Deleting or blocking certain technical cookies may make some website features unavailable or prevent them from working properly.
11. Changing consent
Where the website uses cookies that require consent, users may later change their preferences and withdraw their consent.
Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before withdrawal.
12. Updating this Cookie Policy
Goll Dental may update this Cookie Policy when the cookies used, the services incorporated into the website or applicable law change.
Users are encouraged to check this page periodically for the current version.
The date of the last update is shown at the beginning of this Cookie Policy.
13. Contact
For questions about this Cookie Policy, please contact:
Goll Dental
Email: info@golldental.com
Telephone: +34 617 206 182