Privacy policy

Last updated: October 7, 2026

This policy explains what the Clinica Loyola website at clinicaloyolausa.online does with information when you read the pages or use the consultation form. It describes this website only. It does not describe a clinic computer system, a payment processor, or a record kept by a dentist outside this site. The practice name on the pages is Clinica Loyola. The registered company is Gontijo Plastica Medical Center Ltda, CNPJ 67.275.683/0001-60, at R R DOS OTONI, 909, SALA 1710, SANTA EFIGENIA, BELO HORIZONTE - MG, 30150-274, Brazil. Those details also appear on the About page.

The pages are published for the dental implant practice shown under the name Clinica Loyola. The legal entity named on the About card is Gontijo Plastica Medical Center Ltda, a Brazilian limited liability company. The public address is the operator address: R R DOS OTONI, 909, SALA 1710, SANTA EFIGENIA, BELO HORIZONTE - MG, 30150-274, Brazil. The tax id printed on that card is CNPJ 67.275.683/0001-60.

A question about the website itself can go to [email protected]. That address is the mailbox the consultation form addresses. Writing to it is not the same as becoming a patient of record, and this policy does not claim that a dental chart is created from a page view.

Clinica Loyola is the name used on this website for the dental practice that was captured and presented here. It is not a statement that the registered company operates a hospital, and it is not a statement that the named dentists are plastic surgeons of Gontijo Plastica Medical Center Ltda. The About page says this in the origin note.

Dr. Cristiano Loyola, CRO-MG 65118, and Dra. Luisa Assuncao Loyola, CRO-MG 56686, are named as they are identified on that practice site. The accented spelling used on the source site for the second name is kept in the origin note. The pages do not transfer their credentials to a different profession.

This policy covers the public HTML pages on this domain: the home page, the About and Contact pages, the consultation form, and the legal pages. It covers the local notice that can be dismissed in the browser and the map frame that stays empty until you choose to load it.

It does not cover a later email you send from your own mail application, a conversation you have at the practice, or a fee you agree somewhere else. Those steps leave this website. Whatever the practice or your mail provider does after that is outside the description given here.

You can read every public page without filling in a form. If you choose the consultation form, it asks for your name, your email address, an optional phone number, a city or area, and a message about what you want to discuss. If the page address includes an item label, that short label is added to the draft.

Do not put a card number, a bank password, an identity-document image, or a medical-record number into the message. The form has no upload control. Nothing on the form is a request for payment details.

Submitting the form does not post the fields to a server of this website. The page builds a mailto link to [email protected] and asks your browser to open an email draft. The subject line is a website enquiry. The body lists the labels and the values you typed.

A line on the form states that the draft has not been sent and that you should review it in your email application. Opening the draft is not proof that the practice received it. If the mail application does not open, the page tells you to write to the same address yourself. The website does not keep a copy of the draft.

The published pages do not include a Google Tag Manager container, a Google Analytics tag, a Google Ads conversion tag, or a Facebook pixel. The source clinic's chat link and phone numbers are not published as contact methods. No telephone number is printed for the operator, because none was supplied for publication.

There is no account registration, no shopping cart, and no field that stores a card or a bank slip. The website does not claim a server-side log of form contents, because the form never submits those contents to this site.

Some pages show a short notice. If you dismiss it, the browser stores the value 1 under a localStorage key that starts with capture-notice-dismissed: followed by the path of that page. The flag only remembers that you closed the notice on that path. It is not an advertising identifier.

The key stays in your browser until you clear site data for this domain or remove that key. The website does not receive the flag on a server. Other storage, such as a cookie set by your mail provider after you leave, is not created by these pages.

The location block contains a map frame for the place shown on the source practice page. The frame does not request the map when the page opens. The address kept for the click is https://www.google.com/maps?cid=2634231405028930342&output=embed. A button labeled Show map assigns that address to the frame only after you activate it.

After the click, the map is loaded from Google. That provider then receives the request your browser makes, under its own terms. Until the click, the page only stores the address in the deferred embed markup. The map is not a statement that this website operates the map service.

Because the consultation form does not submit to this website, there is no form database here to retain, export, or delete. The draft exists in your email application if you choose to keep or send it. The localStorage dismiss flag remains on your device until you clear it.

This policy does not invent a retention period for a mailbox, a dental chart, or a backup that this website does not hold. If you need a copy of a message you sent, look in your own sent mail. The Contact page tells you the same limit.

If you want to ask what this website stores, write to [email protected] and describe the page you used. The honest answer for the form is that the site did not receive the fields. A request about a message you already sent belongs with the mailbox that received it, not with a database on this domain.

This page does not promise a reply within a fixed number of days, and it does not describe a privacy office beyond that email address. If a sentence here is unclear, name the sentence in your message so the reply can point at the page rather than at a general claim.

If the form, the map behavior, or the local notice changes, this page will be updated and the date at the top will change. The version you read is the version that describes the pages then published. An older copy saved by a search engine may lag behind.

A change to this text does not rewrite an email you already sent and does not create a new storage practice by itself. The About page remains the place for the legal name, the CNPJ, and the street address.

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