Abstract: An oral hygiene device sanitizer having a flue with a heating region distal to a sterilization region, wherein an oral hygiene device chamber is located in a sterilization region. A controllable heater fixed in a flue heats up air to no more than 220 degree Fahrenheit which flows across an oral hygiene device (such as a toothbrush, gum stimulator or tongue scraper) for at least forty-five minutes. In another embodiment, a water chamber is positioned adjacent to a controllable heater to generate steam to be mixed with heated air and further enhance the sanitization of an oral hygiene device.