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more natural plant compound on a freshly cut tip
Cut it fresh.
A freshly cut tip releases about 8 times more BITC than the same tip used a second time. That is why the kit has a cutter.
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Everything to start: case, sticks & digital guide included. Two calm minutes, nothing plastic.
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Trim a little bark from the tip with the cutter or a clean knife. Soften the end gently until the fibres open. Brush with soft up-and-down strokes. Rinse and store it in the ventilated case. Then brush as usual.
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Our kit is a cleaning tool, not a medical product. Keep using fluoride toothpaste and see your dentist regularly. Each stick is natural wood, so colour and knots vary. The taste is woody and slightly peppery.
The natural way to a fresh, clean mouth.
A miswak is a natural stick from a tree, used for centuries. The Starter Kit is the simplest way to try it: a ventilated case that keeps it clean, three natural miswak sticks and a digital guide for your first week. Two calm minutes, nothing plastic.
Want more sticks? The Routine Set (60 days) and the Full Routine Set (90 days) add bonus sticks and ship free.
Plastic-free. Swap your plastic toothbrush, keep your toothpaste.
Ready in under a minute. Keep your toothpaste.

1Cut. Trim the tip with the cutter.

2Peel. Remove about 1 cm of bark around the tip.

3Chew. Chew the tip gently until the fibres open into a soft brush.
Tap a part of the stick to see what it does.
| Criteria | Brushroot kit | A loose miswak stick | A plastic toothbrush |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plastic-free | Yes | Yes | No |
| Natural miswak sticks | 3 to 15 | 1 | No |
| Ventilated storage case | Yes | No | No |
| Tip cutter for a fresh tip | Yes | No | No |
| Step-by-step first-week guide | Yes | No | No |
| Thrown away every 3 to 4 months | No | No | Yes |
| Keep your toothpaste | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Whichever you choose, keep brushing with a fluoride toothpaste and see your dentist regularly.
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more natural plant compound on a freshly cut tip
A freshly cut tip releases about 8 times more BITC than the same tip used a second time. That is why the kit has a cutter.
9
clinical trials compared miswak with a toothbrush
Dental researchers pooled nine trials in one review. The key to good results: regular, correct use.
1 billion
plastic toothbrushes thrown away each year in the U.S.
An estimate based on the advice to replace your brush every three to four months.
26%
silicon in the tiny crystals inside the fibres
Silica is the same kind of polisher used in toothpastes. It helps lift surface stains.
Figures from published studies and estimates about miswak in general, not about our product. Keep your fluoride toothpaste and see your dentist regularly.
Yes, it can replace your plastic toothbrush as the tool you clean with. Keep your fluoride toothpaste in your routine, as dentists recommend.
Trim a little bark from the tip with the cutter (or a clean knife), then chew the end gently until the fibres soften. The guide shows each step.
Trim the used fibres regularly so the tip stays fresh. When the stick gets too short to hold comfortably, start a new one. [Frequency to confirm with the supplier]
Woody, with a slightly peppery note. Most people get used to it within the first week.
Every set includes a ventilated case, natural miswak sticks and a digital first-week guide. Every set also includes the tip cutter.
The sticks are natural wood. [Case, cutter and packaging materials to confirm with the supplier before this answer is published]
Free US shipping on orders of $40 or more, which includes the Routine Set and the Full Routine Set. $4.99 below that.
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Trimming, technique, storage and when to replace a stick. Even if you haven't bought the kit yet.