Implant denture repair technology has become a superior repair method for dentition defects and missing teeth. With the rapid increase in the number of implants placed, the rate of implant failure has also increased. The occurrence of disease around the implant is not caused by a single factor, and once it occurs, it will largely lead to implant restoration failure. To reduce the failure rate of implant restoration, clinicians are exploring the causes of diseases around implants. Among these causes, adhesive residue has been a focus of research in recent years. This article discusses common factors of adhesive residue and implants. The relevance of diseases in the tissue surrounding the implants and their treatment is reviewed. The literature review results indicate that factors that lead to adhesive residue include the unique biological composition around the implant, the edge position of the implant abutment, the type of adhesive, and the diameter of the implant, which eventually leads to the occurrence of diseases around the implant, resulting in implantation failure. Current mechanical debridement techniques and postoperative maintenance can achieve good therapeutic results.