Now, a startup is trying to popularize a modern day stick-as-toothbrush in the U.S. The small stick, called a miswak (in Arabic, it’s literally a “tooth cleaning stick”), is trimmed from a ...

This test-tube-like packaging was designed by New York-based Leadoff Studio to modernise the experience of cleaning your teeth with a stick. The designers were tasked with creating the functional ...

For the uninitiated, Miswak is the twig from the Arak tree, found majorly in the Middle East, and can be used to clean toothbrush, much like the desi Daatun. When I saw the video, I thought ...

Many people in the Middle East, and some parts of South and Southeast Asia, use twigs from the arak tree (known as miswak ... effects as a conventional toothbrush, as shown in several studies.

It might be a better idea to make the humble miswak work until an electric toothbrush is feasible. For a society that has little idea about the importance of elections, and almost no idea about ...

This time, however, they seem to have gone too far by selling good old miswak as a raw toothbrush for over Rs 300 each! A Czech company called Yoni recently posted a video about their new product ...

Yeah, Yoni has just discovered miswak and is selling it as a ‘revolutionary’ toothbrush and toothpaste packet for about £4, according to NDTV. A 'twig from a tree called salvadora persica ...