The Miswak – also known as a twig from the Salvadora persica tree or Miswak tree – is a traditional toothbrush from nature. For centuries, Miswak has been used in North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia for daily oral hygiene: without toothpaste, without plastic, without artificial additives.

Our Miswak comes from sustainable wild harvesting in Morocco and is delivered fresh and untreated. One twig lasts for several weeks.

• Plastic-free & sustainable – fully biodegradable
• No additives – no fluoride, no preservatives
• Fresh breath – natural, slightly woody taste
• Gentle massage – strengthens gums with regular use
• From Morocco – sustainable wild harvesting from the Miswak tree

How to use Miswak: Peel the bark at one end (1–2 cm). Gently chew the wood until bristles form. Clean teeth and gums with circular motions. After 2–3 days, cut off the old bristles and chew again.

What is the Miswak tree? Salvadora persica, also called the Miswak tree or Arak tree, grows in arid regions of North Africa and the Middle East. Its soft wood is ideal for gentle tooth cleaning and was already used in antiquity.

a piece of miswak

Naturally antibacterial and anti-inflammatory
Cleans teeth, interdental spaces and tongue
Promotes fresh breath & healthy gums
Plastic-free, vegan and biodegradable

Cut or chew off 1–2 cm of the bark at the top end until fine fibers form. Use these fibers to gently clean your teeth, like a toothbrush. Allow to dry after use or wrap in a cloth. Replace the tip regularly.

Miswak is ideal for on the go, while traveling, or as a daily, sustainable alternative to a conventional toothbrush. It's also suitable for children.