Here’s What You Need to Know About Tonsil Stones (And Why They’re More Common Than You Think)

naturally have deeper or more numerous tonsil pockets, making trapping more likely.
✨ Chronic post-nasal drip: Excess mucus from allergies or sinus issues can feed stone formation.
✨ Dry mouth: Saliva helps cleanse the mouth. Less saliva = more buildup.
✨ Poor oral hygiene: While not the sole cause, inadequate brushing/flossing can increase bacterial continue reading …