Hello It is gingivitis i.e gum inflammation You need professional cleaning

Hello This is gingivitis i.e. inflammation of gum tissue mainly due to tartar ( calculus) deposit on tooth surface, improper oral hygiene. Need professional oral prophylaxis by dentist and apply sensiform gumpaint after cleaning your teeth

It is due to improper oral hygiene. Visit a dentist for professional cleaning and then use certain medications which he will prescribe. Also give your history of medication or any habits. You will be fine after that. No worries. It’s a common problem

Dx : Gingivitis i.e. inflammation of gums Tx : Need Oral prophylaxis i.e. scaling & polishing at the earliest. Follow up with dentist every 6 months. Please state your oral habits and brushing habits as well as any medical history to your ongoing dentist

Hello This is Gingival inflammation, called as gingivitis. Please visit the dentist for deep cleaning in that area.

From the photos and your description, the redness and swelling appear to be localized to the gum around the lower front teeth. The most common cause is localized gum inflammation (gingivitis) due to plaque or tartar accumulation. Sometimes, chronic irritation, trauma from brushing, or an underlying periodontal pocket can also cause one area of the gum to become enlarged and red. Since you’ve noticed that it has become larger and redder recently, I would recommend not ignoring it. Please visit a dentist or periodontist for a clinical examination. A professional scaling and cleaning may be all that’s needed if it is due to plaque-induced inflammation. However, if the swelling persists after cleaning, your dentist may advise an X-ray and, if required, further evaluation to rule out other gum growths or periodontal problems.

Hello . I understand your concern. This is Generalised Gingivitis. Basically it’s gum inflammation but you need not worry it can recover easily if taken proper care and treatment at the right time. I can also see the cause : Tartar(calculus) ie yellowish deposition around the teeth and gum line, which has led to gum inflammation. This deposition will not go even if you brush twice and hence requires Oral Prophylaxis ( Scaling) ie Cleaning. It is a myth that Scaling leads to Enamel Erosin , which is false. Dentists use Ultrasonic scaler for cleaning which is just vibration with water irrigation. One must undergo Scaling Treatment once in 6months.