It could be because of food lodgement , or infection around that tooth, you should visit a dentist and consult by clinically showing your problem.

Redness may be due to gum infection or subgingival calculus. Also may due to internal tooth infection and the redness you are saying may be sinus opening.Is there any pus. ? If no do warm saline rinse thrice a day .consult dentist if get no benefit.

Local inflammation of the gum can be because of trauma from the brush, any hard food impingement or local burn from hot beverages or sometime due to local pus collection in the gum due to a condition known as LATERAL PERIODONTAL ABSCESS. better get it checked by a dentist.  Oral examination once in three months is necessary and cleaning once in 3-6 months

You are suffering from pyorrhoea and are advised to visit the dentist.Get Teeth Scaling and polishing done and then maintain proper oral hygiene to maintain good oral conditions.Follow proper brushing technique and have regular teeth scaling done after every 6 months. For any more query or treatment visit us today.Dr Ratnika Agarwal, Dental Surgeon/Owner of Smile Up Dental Care & Implant Center , PUNE

Hello, red gums could be because of deposits on your teeth or food lodged in your teeth. Visit a dentist get your scaling and polishing done. Brush twice daily, maintain proper brushing technique, floss regularly and rinse after every meal. visit dentist every 6 months.

If condition had improved last year after scaling then subgingival calculus is the probable cause.

Redness in gums can be caused by bad oral hygiene, recent history of viral fever, etc. Brush twice a day followed by  chlorhexidine mouth wash..eat cold food  drink cold milk it will give u reflief.

Hi,Get a professional teeth cleaning done which ideally should be done 6 monthly to yearly.Use a mouthwash & brush twice daily with soft bristle toothbrush.If a regular cleaning is done then surgery is not required.

hello, as i can make out from your symptoms you have loaclized gum inflammation around one tooth. If there is no associated cavity in that tooth and its only gum infection , then u can do warm water and salt rinses it will help in settling down infection. Later on you can consult your dentist and get check up and cleaning done. No, gums dnt grow on there own. You might gum surgery for that.

Hello Mam, The redness/inflammation in your gums could be due to infection in the Gums or the adjoining tooth.Visit a periodontist to get it checked clinically. Regards Dr Sumanmakam

May be u hurt ur gums while brushing or while eating something.  Might be localised infection in gums also.

Redness in relation to a specific teeth can be due to food impaction in gingival crevice, trauma caused by brushing, infections in the relative area. I hope that there is no growth in your gums and I suspect it to be inflammation. Because with the details provided these alone could be the basic underlying causes. Cleaning once in 6 months is always good and since you had cleaning done before one year better have another professional cleaning.