This is an old practice in most rural villages in India since time immemorial. People use Neem stems as traditional tooth-brushes for tooth cleaning. The day starts with a hunt for a neem tree, and the customary Datan or dry brushing after.

The fact that the brush is made of natural plant products does away with the need to use multi-national products - good old Make in India! Watch Nand Kishore, our Rae Bareilly district villager show us how datun is done...

Most Indian villagers don't visit the dentists as the astringent herbal chew stem has natural fibers that help remove toxins, foul odour and clean waste from the teeth, mouth and tongue.

This leaves the mouth refresh and ready for your the day ahead.

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