Why do I have red and white gums?

The chances are you have a cavity. A cavity is when the germs in our mouth are eating sugars and making holes in the teeth. Infection can be the reason for the swollen gums that are next to the tooth. For this: brush your teeth properly, avoid sugary snacks, and visit a dentist for treatment.

It depends on your mom's bone condition from left over teeth how good it is and your financial condition too. if bones is good and u have good budget then go for implants or else there are various options like cast partial denture ,overdenture, flexible rpd etc

Bleeding gums and canker sores may be due to poor oral hygiene, stress, or vitamin deficiencies. To get her teeth white again and have good breath, she should try gentle brushing with fluoride toothpaste, floss every day; and rinse her mouth with salt water. For now, spicy or acidic foods should be avoided; however, if this persists then she should see a dentist. 

Experiencing tooth pain on one side could be due to reasons like tooth decay, gum disease, teeth grinding, dental infections, sinus issues, tooth fractures, recent dental work, or nerve sensitivity. Consult a dentist who can diagnose your condition accurately. 

Good thing your sister did a CRP test which indicated inflammation. This may explain the swelling of the upper lip. Inflammation and shoulder spasms could indicate an infection or dental problem. Tooth pain may sometimes cause swelling in the neighboring areas. Antibiotics are beneficial in the case of inflammation. Tell her to visit a dentist for proper treatment.

To have a very small amount of blood mixed in your saliva during most of the days is very alarming. One must see a dentist because this could be the result of gum disease or a mouth infection. It is advisable to have dentist appointments. 

Depends on the severity , if any of your teeth are very mobile , dentist will check the teeth and later decide if they may have to be extracted or can be treated to save your teeth.

If your teeth are affecting your smile, consider whitening treatments
..A DENTIST CAN evaluate and suggest the best option for you
Whitening toothpaste, strips, or in-office TREATMENTS may be recommended
REGULAR DENTAL cleanings can help maintain the brightness of your teeth
Avoid tobacco, coffee, and red wine to prevent future STAINING.

Ya sounds good u might go forward.bt further verification will be done by ur nearby dentist for teeth removal,,

Your gums fee­l sore, irritated like the­y're cut. That could mean gingivitis - inflamed gums. Poor brushing or flossing ofte­n causes this condition. To ease that gum discomfort, brush twice­ daily with gentle strokes. Floss me­ticulously every single day. Rinse­ frequently with warm saltwater. And visit your de­ntist promptly for a gum check-up.

Gum inflammation can occur due to various factors such as plaque buildup, hormonal changes, or sensitivity to certain foods. The redness and white patches might indicate irritation or an early stage of gum disease. To address this, maintain good oral hygiene by brushing and flossing regularly, and consider using an antimicrobial mouthwash. If symptoms persist or worsen, I recommend seeing a dentist for a thorough evaluation and professional cleaning. 

In the event of a tooth infection, quick medical care is mandatory, since it is apt to have a high level of pain. A dentist is the one who should visit when she/he has a toothache. The most frequently encountered treatment for this kind of infection is an antibiotic and OTC pain relievers are given for pain relieving. 

You are likely suffering from a condition called enamel erosion. Enamel is the tough outer layer of your teeth that can wear away because of acidic foods, drinks, or brushing too hard. One symptom is yellowing and the holes forming in your teeth. To control further degradation, you can use a soft-bristled brush and reduce the consumption of sugary and acidic foods. You can speak to a dentist for further guidance.