This is significant. Most likely there is a bridge of calculus across the roots of your front teeth and the gums have been displaced or pushed away from the teeth. The solution is very simple. All the calculus can be removed by a hygienist with the help of local anesthetic. The gums will heal, firm up, and readapt to the teeth very quickly. Your dentist may wish to add a Rx for antibiotic also, with this treatment. But, do it today.

Ernest A. Gailiunas