These spaces in gums are called periodontal pockets. If the pocket is not very deep then a deep cleaning and root curettage(treating the root surfaces) might give you some relief and cause the pockets to be treated completely. However, you will have to visit a periodontist for a complete periodontal therapy as this might require long term maintenance from your side. A periodontist can guide you as to how to take care of the gums once the treatment is done so that the problem doesn't recur.
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visit a periodontist.
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