Miswak For Oral Health. For those who don't know, Miswak is essentially a teeth-cleaning twig derived from the Salvadora persica tree. It has natural bristles that clean the teeth effectively.

Unfortunately, in Pakistan, using miswak has become a rarity. For over seven thousand years, miswak is being used in Muslim countries all over the world because of its countless benefits regarding ...

It isn’t an uncommon site to wake up and see people using miswak instead of a regular toothbrush. Plant barks like the ...

Miswak offers multiple benefits such as natural teeth cleaning, and prevention from gum diseases with regular use. It is an ancient science proven by modern studies and testing to keep the mouth ...

Miswak boasts a refreshing aftertaste and fragrance. Packed with a whole load of naturally occurring aromatic compounds, using miswak induces a feeling of cleanliness and promotes a fresher, ...

Miswak twigs have been around for over 7,000 years as natural teeth-cleaning agents in the Indian subcontinent, Arab peninsula, parts of Africa and Central and Southwest Asia.

Miswak doesn't have any taste or smell, and is very soft to chew and gentle on the gums. Now here's why I prefer using Miswak over toothbrush It is an all-natural alternative for dental hygiene.

When the tale of fancy miswak - that Yoni sells for 3.09 Euros - reached the world of twitter, we got to see some pretty interesting reactions! My people!! Don't get mad, get creative because if you ...

They also aren’t cheap: A single miswak last 20 days, and a package of two from Miswak Club is $14.99. The early-rate deadline for Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Awards is Friday, March ...