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A Miswak stick, also known as a Siwak or Miswaak, is a traditional teeth-cleaning tool made from the twigs or roots of the Salvadora persica tree, commonly found in parts of Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. It has been used for centuries, especially in Islamic cultures, for its natural antibacterial properties that promote oral hygiene. The stick is typically about 6 to 8 inches long and has a flexible, fibrous texture at one end, which is chewed or scraped to expose the bristles, making it suitable for brushing teeth. The bristles have a natural mint-like flavor and help remove plaque, fight bad breath, and clean teeth effectively. Miswak is often preferred for its eco-friendly, chemical-free nature and has cultural, religious, and health significance in various communities.