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Yes this is what you are smelling. I would suggest you do see a dentist and have an x-ray taken of the tooth to see just what the extent of the gum infection is. You are smelling the infection. You may need an antibiotic or have a possible tooth infection way down in the bottom of the tooth. Any swelling of the gums is never a good sign.
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