@humanlifeworks: Removing tonsil stones improves your breath because those stones are made of trapped bacteria, food particles, and dead cells that sit in the crevices of the tonsils. As this material breaks down, it produces sulfur compounds, which are the main cause of strong, unpleasant breath. When the stones are removed, you're eliminating a major source of odor rather than just masking it. This reduces the buildup of bacteria and improves overall oral hygiene. Keeping the tonsil area clean helps prevent future stones and keeps breath fresher over time. #fyp