White bone sharp thing on gum. Painful?

it seems like you have been experiencing persistent pain and gum issues following the extraction of your lower first molar. It's possible that the extraction site may have developed complications such as an infection, bone fragment, or other issues that are causing your symptoms. If you have concerns about the gum pain and the presence of a white hard bump, it would be best to consult with your dentist or oral surgeon who can evaluate your condition. They will be able to determine the cause of your symptoms and recommend the appropriate treatment, which may involve removing the bone fragment or addressing any underlying infection or inflammation. Since you mentioned having undergone SRP (Scaling and Root Planing) recently, it's possible that the gum soreness and pain could be a temporary side effect of the procedure. However, if the pain persists or worsens, it's important to inform your dentist about it so they can assess the situation and provide appropriate guidance. Again, I recommend seeking professional dental advice from your dentist or an oral surgeon who can examine your condition in person, review your X-rays and medical history, and provide you with the most accurate diagnosis and treatment options for your specific situation.

You can get the bone fragments removed. If there is pain,take analgesics along with antibiotics to relieve pain and infection.

Hello Yes removal is good option

Hello sometimes there are underlying hidden causes leading to gum/tooth pain which can be either periodontic or endodontic in origin ,so get urself checked by a specialist to know the actual reason behind your pain or else it may continue to bother you, n for the bony fragment yes u can remove it even after your srp done a while ago!! Is the picture taken before or after srp?? If taken before then fine but if taken after then the srp needs to be done right again as picture shows plaque remains at cervical portion of your tooth!!

Yes u can remove bone fragment