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The earliest form of the toothbrush was back in 3000 B.C where people would take a twig and rub it all over their teeth to get food and plaque out.

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This toothbrush was made in china. This toothbrush seemed to be the blueprint for the design of toothbrushes today since this toothbrush resembled our toothbrushes now. These toothbrushes were made with the hair of hogs backs and were then attached to handles made of bamboo.

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This toothbrush was much like the 1498 version of the toothbrush, but instead of boar hairs, Nylon bristles were used. Nylon is still a material that we use for toothbrushes till this day. Dupont De Nemours were the ones who introduced the nylon bristles.

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A company by the name of "Squibb Company' were the ones manufactured and sold Broxodent which was the first electric toothbrush in the America.

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The toothbrushes we use now have not changed much from the 60's. The only thing that has changed is design and how well it works (the electric toothbrushes). Our toothbrushes still have Nylon in them.

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