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Environmentally, miswak or sewak, which is a twig from the Salvadora Persica tree, is probably the best option. (It has been and still is in use in many countries. That's why it has many different names). The wood contains bacteria-killing substances that also contribute to good dental health.

Environmental toothbrush with replaceable head. Germany

Toothbrush with replaceable heads

Toothbrushes made of natural materials are becoming increasingly common for environmental reasons

Bamboo toothbrushes from occupied Japan. 1945-1950

Here the toothbrushes are "ordinary" while the packaging stands out

Two Santa Clauses

Humor in primitive form

Two toothbrushes from German Fuchs. The upper one with boar bristles, the lower one with badger bristles

Handmade toothbrush. Found on a farm in Ohio, USA. Steel wire and coconut fibers

Three "toothbrushes" made by Robinson-Robban during some of his stays on Robinson Island. The upper one with bristles made of nylon rope and wood. The two lower ones of shells. Donated by Robban

Some "ordinary" but unusual toothbrushes from the Soviet Union

Three Swedish-made toothbrushes

Until the end of the thirties, false teeth or false palates were common. These would also be carefully managed

25 kopek

22 kopek

15 kopek

Lotus, 25 kopek

Kungs Toothbrush was manufactured by Husqvarna Borstfabrik

TePe

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Butler

Pro-phy-lac-tic

Wernet

It is not only the large surfaces that must be cleaned. Even more important are the spaces between the teeth

TePe makes small spacer brushes with different colors for different widths

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