The anterior cervical fusion is a procedure that may be performed to assist in re-establishing the shoulder stability and relieving patient's neck pain. Basically, the surgery uses access through an incision in the neck front to treat the cervical spine. Involved in it will be removing a damaged disc between two vertebrae and fusing the adjacent two vertebrae using a bone graft or a synthetic implant to accomplish this fusion. It stabilizes the whole spine, reduces the pressure on the spinal cord and nerve roots, thus relieving the pain. Anterior Cervical Fusion Surgery provides the goal of restoring normal function while improving the quality of the patient's life.