Recently, many patients mentioned to me that they could do minimally invasive dental implants in so-and-so hospital, and asked if we could do it, I said yes, it is not a simple perfunctory and boasting, the so-called minimally invasive implantation is just applying the concept of minimally invasive implantation to the implantation, there is no such thing as defining the size of the incision from the number, if the conditions allow, small incision or gingival circumferential cutting can be made to implant the implantation, but it is necessary to do a good job of the preoperative preparation. Preventing side penetration, as well as the application of minimally invasive extraction instruments in immediate implantation, the application of ultrasonic osteotomes in complex cases, and the need for excellent implantation skills and techniques, careful preoperative preparations, careful intraoperative operations, and postoperative care arrangements are never just a gimmick for publicity purposes, and we want to try to ensure that the surgery is minimally invasive, on the premise that it is for the sake of better implantation, not for the sake of minimally invasive and minimally invasive, as our current implantation surgery is basically minimally invasive.