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Miswak is an organic toothbrush from the tree of Salvadora persica. It has antibacterial properties and can be used instead of toothbrush and toothpaste. It prevents dental plaque formations and associated with multiple medicinal benefits and uses. The World Health Organization (WHO) has also suggested the use of Miswak in a report on oral hygiene published in 1986 and 2000.

Seriously there’s too many but here’s a few of them.

Prevents plaque and gingivitis: Brushing the teeth with this natural twig helps to prevent bacterial activities in the teeth thus save your teeth from plaque formation and gingivitis. The bark contains antibiotic which prevents the growth of bacteria.

Anti-addiction: Dr. Rami Mohammed Diabi has shown how miswak is beneficial in discouraging of addiction.Gums strengthening: It not only cleanses your teeth but also helps in strengthening of gums.

Bad breath: Regular use of the miswak removes bad breath and odor from mouth.

Nutrition facts: Miswak contains nutrients like fluorine, silicon, vitamin C, salvadorine and trimethylamine.

Strengthens teeth enamel: The twig contains potassium, sodium, chloride, sodium bicarbonate and calcium oxide. These minerals help to strengthen the tooth enamel.

Tooth whitening: It helps to reduce stains from tea, coffee, food particles, tobacco products, betel, etc.

Anti-cariogenic: Cleaning the teeth with this having anti-cariogenic effect.

Prevents tooth decay: It save your teeth from decaying as the natural brush cleanse your teeth and removes the dirt and germs.

Toothache: Since, it kills the germs and bacteria thus save your teeth from cavities and gingivitis thus good to relieve from toothache.

Step 1: Gently bite off about 5-10mm of the bark to reveal inner bristles
Step 2: Use your molar teeth to softly chew the center fibre until they become soft frayed and form bristles
Step 3: Brush your teeth with the bristled end. Now, start brushing! Press the bristly tip of the stick into your teeth and move it gently up and down to scrub their front surfaces. Move slowly around your mouth, taking your time and hitting every surface of your teeth with the bristles. Don’t press extra-hard — your goal is to gently scrub the teeth, not scrape or gouge them. To someone who’s used to using a toothbrush, miswak may feel somewhat awkward at first, but after a few attempts it quickly becomes intuitive.
Step 4: Cut the bristles at the end of the day or every 24 hours and repeat Step 1.