Almost all earlier mechanical analysis of implants presumed bone as an isotropic material while the bone is anisotropic. Clinically, an implant never attains total contact with the adjacent bone. The study aims at examining the result of three implant thread designs on stress dissipation features on the bone. We aimed to assess the result of three implant thread design on stress dissipation on the bone. An online search was made for the articles using Google Scholar, Ebscohost and PubMed. Articles published in the English language or those articles that have a detailed summary in the English language were included. Articles published between 1st January 2010 and 31st October 2019 were selected. Scientific research papers, Randomized controlled trials were included with data on the result of varying implant thread designs on stress dissipation on the bone. Out of 1234 articles that were identified through electronic database searching. 18 articles were selected. These articles were screened for duplicates and 4 articles were obtained after eliminating the duplicates. None were excluded after the screening of the duplicate articles. This review provides an understanding of the effect of various abutment connections on the loosening of the screw. Out of all the studies evaluated, 2 studies stated that Square thread design showed the least stress distribution for all degree of osseointegration while 2 other studies showed V-shaped thread design with minimum stress design.