How do Indians brush their teeth with branches?

When it comes to brushing your teeth in India, it's not what we thought. Someone put a branch in his mouth and began to brush it left and right. There is still a lot of concern. Moreover, we have been using toothbrushes since childhood, and the purpose of using them is to clean the mouth. Indians brush their teeth with branches for the purpose of cleaning their mouths. If you really pick up a branch and put it in your mouth, as we imagined, you may even puncture your mouth and you won't be able to clean your toothbrush.

In fact, the branches used by Indians to brush their teeth are very distinctive and rich in fiber, just like the hair on the toothbrush we usually use. Moreover, many people think that the branch toothbrush used by Indians is more effective than the toothbrush we bought ourselves, because it naturally smells like trees. But I think only Indians can enjoy this taste! When Indians brush their teeth, they usually brush their teeth with branches with scattered fibers, instead of just putting a piece of wood in their mouth and starting to operate left and right, as we think.

And not only Indians have the habit of brushing their teeth with branches, but now the habit of brushing their teeth with branches in India has spread to South Asia, and even Pakistanis like to brush their teeth with branches. Moreover, compared with the plastic toothbrush we usually use, the branch brush is more environmentally friendly, will not cause so much harm to nature, and the price is very cheap. 1 dollar can buy dozens. But this kind of toothbrush also has a disadvantage, that is, there is little difference between this kind of toothbrush and disposable toothbrush. It feels more like the toothpick we usually use, except that the toothpick here becomes the fiber on the branch and scratches on the teeth up and down, but it can't be used once. After all, the branch fiber becomes very soft after being used once and can't clean the teeth.