Premium Sewak Pack of 5 Miswak Peelu Siwak Vacuum Sealed, Cleaning Disinfecting and Whitening, Vegan, Traditional Arabian Toothbrush, Wooden Toothbrush, 100% Natural Toothbrush

????100% NATURAL TOOTHBRUSH: Miswak is the root of the Salvadora persica bush which is widespread in Africa, Asia and the Middle East. Its natural components gentlu clean and disinfect the teeth, gums, and tongue. Miswak is ecological, vegan, organic and compostable ????WHITENING ACTION FOR A BRIGHT SMILE: The fine silica particles in Miswak promote natural teeth-whitening by eliminating dental plaque and smoothing the teeth. They also help diminish stains from coffee or tea to reveal whiter teeth ????SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN TO BE EFFECTIVE: Miswak sticks have been used as an oral-dental hygiene tool for more than 7000 years. sont utilisés comme soin bucco-dentaire depuis plus de 7000 ans. The WHO (World Health Organisation) have acknowledged their benefits since 1986. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Sa’eed al-Jareedli – head of the Mouth Disease department at Cairo University – said: The siwaak is many times better than the toothbrush and toothpaste in chemical and mechanical terms. After carrying out research he found that the substance which is in the siwaak kills germs and heals our mouths from disease. By itself it can take the place of the toothbrush and toothpaste because of the numerous substances it contains which are superior to those contained in toothpaste. Similarly, strong, gentle natural fibres work better than the fibres of the toothbrush and do not damage the gums. They also effective ????DISINFECTING ACTION FOR BETTER HYGIENE: Its alkaloids are anti-microbial and anti-bacterial. Its fluoride helps prevent cavities. Vitamin C promotes healing and reduces gum disease. Miswak is an all-in-one tool for oral-dental care which eliminates bad breath and sanitises your mouth. ????SIMPLE AND EASY TO USE: Trim or chew the stick about 1 centimeter to reveal the fibres resembling toothbrush bristles. Wet the tip and brush your teeth just as you would with a toothbrush (without adding toothpaste). When the fibres become damaged, trim the stick by peeling the bark.