Cigarette smoking promotes tooth and gum problems by damaging the hard tissues around the teeth. Smoking, which causes the bone surrounding the teeth to melt, may cause bone resorption around dental implants, which can cause the implant to fail. Patients should refrain from smoking for one week after dental implant surgery. Following the completion of the fusion phase with the bone, the less the patient smokes, the longer the implants will remain in the mouth. When it comes to smoking, it is not suggested to use implants on persons who are unable to quit or who consume more than two packs of cigarettes each day. Along with having a bad effect on your oral health, smoking is not good for your overall health.