What is a Miswak stick?
Miswak, also known as Siwak or Sewak, is a traditional natural toothbrush made from the Salvadora persica tree. The stick's fibers are used to clean the teeth and gums.

What is Sewak Al-Falah?
Sewak Al-Falah is a popular brand of traditional Miswak sticks. Each stick is individually sealed to help maintain freshness until you're ready to use it.

How do I use a Miswak?
Remove about half an inch of bark from one end of the stick. Gently chew the exposed end until the fibers separate and form brush-like bristles. Rinse the fibers, then use gentle brushing motions to clean your teeth.

Do I need toothpaste with Miswak?
Miswak is traditionally used on its own without toothpaste. You can rinse the tip with water before and after brushing.

How long does one Miswak stick last?
It depends on how frequently you use and trim it. When the bristles become worn, trim off the used fibers and expose a fresh section of the stick.

How should I store my Miswak?
Keep your Miswak in a clean, dry, ventilated place between uses. Avoid leaving a wet Miswak sealed for extended periods.

Why is my Miswak vacuum sealed?
Your Sewak Al-Falah Miswak arrives individually sealed to help maintain its freshness and protect it before opening.

Are Miswak, Siwak and Sewak the same thing?
Yes. Miswak, Siwak and Sewak are commonly used names for the traditional teeth-cleaning stick. You may also see it called a Peelu stick.

What is Salvadora persica?
Salvadora persica is the plant traditionally used to make Miswak sticks. It's also commonly known as the Arak or Peelu tree.

Is Miswak good for traveling?
Yes. Miswak is compact, portable and traditionally used without toothpaste, making it convenient for travel, work, camping or brushing on the go.

How often should I trim my Miswak?
Trim the bristled end once the fibers become worn or dirty. Peel back a small amount of bark and chew the newly exposed section to create fresh bristles.

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