If a miswak is not available then one should use the finger.

The main purpose of these cases is to store and protect miswak.

The frequent use of the 'Miswak' was associated with a lower need for treatment"."

The effects of miswak were found to be more pronounced and beneficial.

A miswak should be one hand span in length when selected.

Many of these companies also produce miswak itself.

Many companies offer special cases for carrying miswak.

What kind of Miswak should be used.

Nowadays many producers make special cases for carrying and storing of chew sticks such as miswak.

Rinse the mouth and spit out the water three times and rub the teeth with a miswak.

Miswak has been used by Muslims since 7th Century AD.

Their popular name is Miswak holder.

Brushing the teeth, preferably with a miswak.

The miswak is predominant in Muslim-inhabited areas.

The use of the miswak is frequently advocated in the hadith (the traditions relating to the life of Muhammad).

Also commonly referred to as miswak, it is often mentioned that the Islamic Prophet Muhammad recommended its use.

The religious police were reputed to look angry and have long, scraggly beards, and to clean their teeth with a tree root called miswak.

This traditional chewing stick is also called a Miswak, especially used in Saudi Arabia, an essentially is like a natural toothbrush made from twigs.

In Malaysia, miswak is known as Kayu Sugi (Malay for 'chewing stick').

Another study, dealing with the immediate anti-cariogenic effect of the miswak as compared to the toothbrush was done in 2004 with a sample size of 40 individuals.

In addition to strengthening the gums, preventing tooth decay and eliminating toothaches, the miswak is said to halt further decay that has already set in.

In the Muslim world the miswak or siwak is made from twigs or roots that are said to have an antiseptic effect when used for cleaning teeth.

Islamic Research on Miswak (Dr. Al Sahli)

Meswak (also referred to as Miswak) is a toothpaste brand that was launched in India by Balsara Hygiene in 1998.

Keeping Oral hygiene through cleaning the teeth with the use of a form of toothbrush called miswak is considered Sunnah, the way of Prophet Muhammad.