It takes a few weeks for the redness to reduce. Looking at the amount of deposits you had i think your dentist will require one more round of scaling and this time deep scaling so as to avoid bacteria accumulation under the gums

Hello There are deposits around the teeth, which are causing an inflammation. That is the reason for the gum redness. Please visit the dentist for the deep cleaning.

Hlo sir…thank u for sharing the pictures…as i can see there are plaque and calculus deposit around the tooth. As bacteria resides in plaque and calculus deposits in the tooth and they release some toxins and that is causing redness in your gums.

Hi, it is due to calculus buildup. Simple superficial scaling will not help it. You need deep cleaning, which is a little painful but that will be a better option for you. Find a good periodontist they will clean it better and suggest you a good way to prevent it from building this much. Also, you should switch to an electric toothbrush if possible. They are better at cleaning normal plaque that will significantly reduce your calculus buildup.

You can try betadine gargle few drops of betadine gargle in luke warm water . With soft bristles toothbrush .

Redness is gingival inflammation caused due to hard deposit known as calculus/ tartar

From the photos, the gums appear quite red and inflamed, especially around the teeth. The earlier photo shows significant tartar/plaque, while the newer photo looks cleaner, but the redness seems to persist. Because you say this has been present for years, it would be worth having the gums properly checked rather than assuming it is only leftover tartar. A photo alone cannot tell whether this is simple gingivitis, gum disease, or naturally more prominent/red gum tissue.

Hello, This redness is gingival inflammation because of local irritation that has been caused by hard deposits known as calculus. This calculus deposit can been seen in these two front teeth i am sure deposits must be more in backside of this tooth as it is causing gums to recede downward . This needs to be cleaned professionally by scaling this redness will go away after that.

Hi, it is due to calculus buildup. Simple superficial scaling will not help it. You need deep cleaning, which is a little painful but that will be a better option for you. Find a good periodontist they will clean it better and suggest you a good way to prevent it from building this much. Also, you should switch to an electric toothbrush if possible. They are better at cleaning normal plaque that will significantly reduce your calculus buildup.