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Miswak is the pieces cut from the branches of the erak tree, which are useful to use, highly recommended by the Prophet (pbuh), used for cleaning teeth. Our religion gives great importance to cleanliness. The use of miswak for oral and dental care is also a part of this importance. The hadith “If I had not put my ummah in trouble, I would have ordered them to use the miswak before every prayer.” (Tirmidhi, v.1, p.38/22) is sufficient to understand the importance of miswak. According to 4 madhhabs, the use of miswak is sunnah. To use fresh miswak; 1 cm from either end. undress. Then apply pressure with a hard object or chew with your molars until the part you peeled looks like a brush. It is ready to use when it is stringy like a brush. * As a convenience; Wrap the stripped end of the miswak with a plastic wrap and gently crush it on the sides with pliers. In this way, the wire will open. Dry miswaks, on the other hand, are softened by soaking in water for 1 day, and then the processes described above are applied. If it softens more than necessary, 1-2 cm from the tip of the miswak. cut and then the processes described above are applied. The ready-to-use miswak is used by holding the thumb in one hand and the other four fingers in the other hand, or by holding the thumb and little finger in one hand and three fingers in the other. The teeth are hit without touching the water, the rubbing is done transversely, not from top to bottom. Miswak can be done not only on the teeth, but also on the gums, tongue and even the palate. Excessive pressure should not be applied. In the first time, people with weak gums may have bleeding from the teeth, but over time, these bleedings pass as the miswak strengthens the gums. Not touching the mouth part with dirty hands is also an important issue for cleaning.