The electrolytic cleaning system has shown promising results in removing biofilm and decontaminating implant surfaces effectively. Compared to other methods, such as glycine jetting, it provides superior plaque removal and ensures that the implant surface is not altered, preserving its microtopography. The system combines antibacterial action with bacterial enzyme oxidation, reducing the reliance on harmful chemicals. However, the method still has limited clinical evidence and depends on specialized equipment. Some discomfort during the procedure and the possibility of hydrogen embrittlement are potential concerns.