scratches in display of ipad pro 10.5

If they are in the glass, you likely can't get rid of them. You might want to consider putting a screen protector on the iPad, which will prevent any new scratches and will also likely mask the ones you already have.

A scratch on the screen would not be a warranty issue as it's considered accidental damage. If it bothers you enough and you don't have AppleCare on your iPad (which would have provided up to 2 replacements for $49 each over 2 years), your only other option is to get an out of warranty replacement at about 60% of the cost of the iPad when it was new.

It's not likely worth the expense to do that for a scratch on your screen.

Look,

If the scratches are that deep, there is NOTHING on the market that can fix these.

Either live with the scratch/es or, if you iPad Pro has extended, two-year AppleCare+, get a replacement iPad for the $49 replacement fee.

If no AppleCare+, then a replacement iPad will cost you an out of warranty cost of 60% of the iPad Pro's original price.

I would NOT recommend any screen replacement from any non-Apple authorised repair center as if something goes wrong with the repair, more than likely, you forfeit any help here or any help from Apple/Apple stores.

Apple will no longer assume any responsibility for that iPad after any DIY or third party repair.

Sorry & Best of Luck to You!

Scratches in glass are scratches in glass.

If they are too deep to polish out, then they are simply too deep.

Like I stated, either live with scratches or IF you have AppleCare+, use it!

That is what you paid AppleCare+ for.

You get two accident caused device replacements ( one per year ) no matter what is wrong with the iPad for a replacement device fee of $49 U.S.D..

So, you can avail yourself of using one replacement incident if you haven't used any of the accident replacement incidents under AppleCare+, yet!

I do not believe there is a way to safely repair a scratched iPad screen. I have see things on Amazon, but to be honest, I wouldn't try anything on my iPad screen.

Gorilla glass is not any sort of plastic.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/whatis.techtarget.com/definition/Gorilla-Glass%3famp=1