Reigniting Confidence. Rebuilding Smiles.
Dental implant treatment with life changing results.
Implant Dentistry in Penistone + Barnsley
Drew's Story
DSD Master, PgDip Restorative + Aesthetic Dentistry
GDC 278476
Drew Winstanley is an accomplished dental implant surgeon, with expertise in dental implant and full arch rehabilitative treatments, experienced in transforming smiles with cutting-edge techniques in Sheffield and the surrounding areas.
Replacing missing teeth with dental implants to help restore patient’s confidence to smile is Drew’s passion. The ethos of his practise is to understand the story behind each individual patient that walks through the door, what has brought them there and how he can help. He prides himself on his friendly, honest approach and the enthusiasm he brings to each and every appointment.
“Best wedding present ever”
Bad experiences at the dentist and loose teeth had left Lisa hiding her smile and struggling to eat. Treatment with Drew has given Lisa her confidence back and allowed her to live life to the fullest once again!
Steel City Smiles
On behalf of my patients I have pledged to donate £25 for every implant that I place, to one of two amazing charities.
The idea behind the pledge was born out of a moment of reflection at the end of 2020. COVID-19 had meant strict lockdowns had taken its toll on many families and individuals. Looking back on my year and some of the success I’d had, in my career and personally, it really hit home how fortunate I was.
It was at this moment I realised I needed to give something back to a city that had given me so much, and to support those local charities and communities that needed my support the most. The concept of the steel city smiles pledge is to donate £50 for every “smile makeover” case that I complete, and £25 for every implant that I place to one of two amazing charities.
Both the Archer Project and S6 food bank do incredible work in supporting vulnerable individuals and struggling families in the local area, and I could think of two no more worthy causes to support.
At the end of treatment, patients are presented with a certificate, thanking them for their donation and letting them know how their money helped support someone less fortunate than themselves.
