Miswak cover made of wood

Miswak Wooden Case

Miswak (siwak) refers to a branch, bud, or piece of root from the "toothbrush tree" (Salvadora persica).

Miswak (siwak) has a relatively high fluoride content of 8 to 22 ppm.

Miswak (siwak) combines the properties of a toothbrush and toothpaste. It naturally contains substances that protect and clean teeth. No water or toothpaste is required. A branch is cut and then chewed until one end is so frayed that it resembles a brush. The teeth are then brushed with it, spitting out the broken pieces. These toothpicks are used for cleaning teeth, as a tongue scraper, and for massaging gums.

Used miswak can easily be stored in the wooden case for a short time. The wooden case is very practical and can also be put in a pocket.

• Length of the cover approx. 16cm