Can a dentist give you gum recession or anything with dental cleanings if she doesnt like you after asking her to reclean your teeth free of charge ?

No: Your dentist cannot give you gum recession. If your gum tissue was inflammed and swolen prior to your cleaning it may be possible that as the inflammation caused by the plaque and tartar goes down after having it cleaned off your teeth, it may seem like you have a small amount of recession, but that would not be a negative reflection on your dentist. That's why you have your teeth cleaned!

No recession: A dental c leaning (prophylaxis) will not cause the gums to recede. However, if you have gingivitis (swollen gums), it is possible that a good cleaning will allow the gums to shrink down to their proper size. This could appear to be gum recession, although it is actually a sign of the gums getting healthier.

Absolutely not: Recession of your gums can be caused by periodontal disease, grinding your teeth, and brushing too hard over a long period of time. Gum recession does not occur overnight, and certainly is not a result of a good, thorough cleaning. If your gums have healed and tightened up after the cleaning, then that's what it might be. Your statement appears as if you are accusing them of harming you.

Definitely, no: Before the cleaning your gums are probably slightly inflamed. Since gum tissue will often follow bone loss, if your recession is generalized you might consider a periodontal evaluation for a definitive diagnosis.