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What are other tonsil stones cure besides a tonsilectomy?
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Tonsilloliths: Many people have success by using a water flosser. By using a water pik, you can knock them loose. If they persist, have it checked by your doctor to make sure that it isn't something more serious.
Answered 5/13/2014
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