Tonsil stones should be seen in the ENT or Pentacenter of the hospital. Tonsil stones are commonly found in patients with chronic tonsillitis, where food debris, bacteria, necrotic tissue cells, etc., form calcification and eventually tonsil stones. They often manifest as bad breath, chronic sore throat, foreign body sensation, difficulty in swallowing, and white or yellow granular material in the tonsil crypts. Tonsillitis patients are advised to pay attention to oral hygiene, drink more water, drink more water, salt water or boric acid mouthwash gargle, avoid spicy and irritating food. If tonsil stones are present and accompanied by the above mentioned uncomfortable symptoms, go to the otorhinolaryngology or pentacameral medicine department of the hospital as soon as possible for further treatment under the guidance of the doctor.