If you’re searching for a tonsil stone removal tool, you’re probably dealing with one of two things: stubborn bad breath or the annoying “something stuck” feeling. Tools can help—but the wrong tool (or the wrong technique) can irritate your tonsils, cause bleeding, and make the problem worse. This guide breaks down the safest options, how…
Tonsil stones (tonsilloliths) form when tiny bits of “stuff” get trapped in the little pockets of your tonsils and then harden over time. Most of the time it’s not dangerous—just annoying, embarrassing, and persistent. Quick Answer (in plain English) Tonsil stones are caused by trapped debris + bacteria inside tonsil crypts.That debris can include mucus,…
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Learn what tonsil stones are, why they smell, safe ways to deal with them, prevention routines, and when to see a doctor.