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 ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

Redesign the toothbrush: A former student of New York ... During her research she came across the benefits of the Miswak stick, a tooth-cleaning twig traditionally used mainly in the Middle ...

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 ...

A manual toothbrush made with sustainable materials ... And, for a completely natural alternative, a bristle-less miswak brush is entirely biodegradable and compostable, on top of working as ...

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 ...