Anything that can be done at home for liasion on the gums that has infected

Yes: An infected gum can be treated initially at home with hydrogen peroxide rinses, but you will need to see a dentist in order to get the source of the infection out of the gum.

Establish drainage: The first step in controlling the acute effects of oral infection is to facilitate evacuation of pus and other inflammatory exudate. Pain can be temporarily managed by judicious use of over the counter pain medication, such as Ibuprofen or acetaminophen. These measures can help you to manage symptoms until you can procure needed treatment by a dentist.

See dentist: No home remedy indicated until you have a diagnosis. See dentist or oral surgeon for exam/suggestions.

Rinses: any OTC rinses such as peroxide, salt water, or listerine along with gentle brushing will help with routine abrasions or trauma. See your dentist to diagnose and treat what might be a serious malady and prevent it from getting worse.

See a Dentist ASAP: Common oral lesions are: candidiasis, recurrent herpes, recurrent aphthous stomatitis, erythema, hairy tongue, and lichen planus, just to name a few. The proper diagnosis require taking a thorough history and performing a complete oral examination by your dentist.