Tonsil rocks can be a very embarrassing and annoying problem to have.
Tonsil rocks can cause severe halitosis and feel like there is an obstruction in the back of the throat area.
They are a whitish yellow ball, which is made up of food particles that get trapped on the tonsils in the crevices and small indentations.
A bacterium forms around them and can become solidify, making removal more difficult.
They can cause sore throats, bad breath and create trouble when swallowing.
It can cause discomfort and create a person to be self-conscious over the worry of the smell of his or her breath.
  There are many solutions and methods to remove these.
It can be either done by yourself or by seeing your doctor who can help aid in the removal.
Some of the methods might be hard if you have a sensitive gag reflex, but you may consider doing it yourself if this is the problem.
  A easy removal solution would be to use a small syringe or medicine dropper that you can actually suck the white balls out with.
If they are more solidify this might be more difficult to be able to maneuver them properly.
  Using a cotton swab that has been moistened with water can be also used to dislodge the tonsil rocks.
Placing the cotton swab against the lower end of the tonsil will help to push the rocks out and off the tonsil.
  An oral irrigation can help to remove the rocks.
It pulsates water to help break away the rock from the tonsil.
  If the tonsil rocks have become to hard and large for removing on your own, you will have to consult your doctor to find out ways of removal.
  Always practice proper oral hygiene, by brushing, flossing and gargling.
Eating before you go to bed can also cause food to just sit in the back of the throat area and cause future problems with tonsil rocks.
It's best to wait a couple of hours after eating and drink plenty of water to help flush out the mouth and throat.
Its best to try to prevent tonsil rocks from forming by following good oral hygiene.