Cookies Policy

Cookie Policy Centro Odontologico Integrado Sergio Nogueira Ltda Version 1.0 of December 9, 2025

  1. INITIAL INFORMATION
  2. CLASSIFICATION
    I. Functional
    II. Security
    III. Analysis
    IV. Advertising
    V. Personalization

  1. INITIAL INFORMATION
    Cookies are small text files sent by the browser to the user’s device, where they are stored. These files contain information related to website navigation.

Through cookies, small amounts of information are stored by the user’s browser so that our server can read them later. For example, we use cookies to remember your preferred language, show you more relevant ads, count how many visitors we receive on a page, which pages you accessed on our website, help you register on our forms, protect your data, and remember your advertising settings.

You can manage how cookies are used by refusing the use of specific cookies at any time in Google’s personalization settings at g.co/privacytools. You can also manage cookies in your browser, although mobile browsers may not offer this option. Just look for your browser’s cookie settings.

  1. CLASSIFICATION

I. Functional
Cookies used for functionality allow users to interact with the website to access features considered fundamental. These features include language preferences, product optimizations to maintain and improve a service, and the maintenance of information related to the user’s session.

II. Security
Cookies used for security purposes prevent fraud, authenticate users, and protect them when they interact with a service.

Some cookies are used to authenticate users, helping to ensure that only the owner of an account can access it. The combination of these cookies allows us to prevent various types of attacks.

Some cookies are used to prevent spam, fraud, or abuse. For example, the “pm_sess” and “YSC” cookies ensure that requests made in a browsing session are actually from the user, and not from other websites.
III. Analysis
The cookies used for analysis collect data that help services understand how users interact with a particular service. With this information, it is possible to adjust the content and features of the services and offer a better user experience.
Some cookies help websites understand user engagement. For example, Google Analytics, a product that helps us understand how people interact with our website, uses a set of cookies to collect information and report usage statistics without identifying visitors to Google. The “_ga” is the main cookie used by Google Analytics. It allows the website to differentiate one user from another and is valid for two years.
Google Services also use analytics cookies like these, as well as others, such as “NID” in Google Search and “VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE” on YouTube.
IV. Advertising
Google uses cookies for advertising, including ad personalization (depending on your settings at g.co/adsettings), ad delivery and rendering, limiting how many times an ad is shown to a user, opting out of ads that the user has chosen to stop seeing, and measuring ad effectiveness.
The “NID” cookie is used by Google to display its own ads on Google Services to unsigned users.
The “IDE” and “ANID” cookies are used to display Google ads on third-party websites.
Other Google Services, such as YouTube, may also use these cookies and others, such as “VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE”, to display more relevant ads.
If you have enabled personalized ads, the “ANID” cookie is used to remember this setting and is valid for 13 months in the European Economic Area (EEA), Switzerland, and the United Kingdom, and for 24 months elsewhere. If you have disabled personalized ads, the “ANID” cookie is used to store this setting until 2030. The “NID” cookie expires 6 months after being used by a user. The “IDE” cookie is valid for 13 months in the European Economic Area (EEA), Switzerland, and the United Kingdom, and for 24 months elsewhere.
Some cookies used for advertising are intended for users who log in to use Google Services. For example, the “DSID” cookie is used to identify a logged-in user on third-party websites and remember if they have opted in to ad personalization. It is valid for two weeks.
Businesses can advertise on Google Services using our own advertising platform. With it, it is also possible to advertise on third-party websites that are partner companies.
Some cookies are compatible with displaying ads by Google on third-party websites. They are set on the domain of the website you visit. For example, the “gads” cookie allows websites to show Google ads, including personalized ads. Cookies that start with “_gac” are from Google Analytics and are used by advertisers to measure user activity and the performance of advertising campaigns. The “gads” cookie is valid for 13 months, and the “_gac” cookies for 90 days.

Some cookies are used to measure the performance of Google ads and advertising campaigns and ad conversion rates on the websites you visit. For example, cookies that start with “gcl” are from Google Analytics and are mainly used to help advertisers determine how many times users who click on an ad take an action on the website, such as a purchase. Cookies used to measure conversion rates are not used to personalize ads. The “gcl” cookies are valid for 90 days.
V. Personalization
Cookies used for personalization improve the user experience by providing personalized content and features.

Depending on your settings at g.co/privacytools, some cookies may enable better recommendations on a service. For example, the “VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE” cookie enables personalized recommendations on YouTube based on watched videos and previous searches. And the “NID” cookie enables personalized autocomplete features in Search as users type search terms. These cookies expire six months after being used by a user.

This version of this Cookie Policy was last updated on: 12/09/2025