Awards for “Your Mouth Could Be Killing You: How to Keep Your Teeth and Save Your Life in Ten Minutes a Day”

FINALIST
Writer’s Marketing Association
FRESH VOICES 2006 Book Awards (HEALTH)

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Your Mouth Could Be Killing You: How to Keep Your Teeth and Save Your Life in Ten Minutes a Day by Sheila Wolf was named a finalist in the HEALTH category at the Fresh Voices 2006 Book Awards, sponsored by the Writer’s Marketing Association.

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Awards for “Pregnancy & Oral Health”

FINALIST
San Diego Book Awards Association
BEST BOOKS 2004 (HEALTH)

Click for larger view in new windowPregnancy and Oral Health by Sheila Wolf was named a finalist in the HEALTH category at the Eleventh Annual San Diego Book Awards, sponsored by the San Diego Book Awards Association. All entries were reviewed by at least three judges.

Winners announced at the awards ceremony on May 21, 2005 (see below).

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Saturday, May 21, 2005
6PM-10 PM

AMN Healthcare Bldg
12400 High Bluff Drive
San Diego, CA 92130

Tickets $25 per person. Program includes cocktail reception with hors d'oeuvres buffet and no-host bar, awards program, dessert buffet and coffee.

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FINALIST
USA Book News
BEST BOOKS 2004 (HEALTH)

Pregnancy and Oral Health by Sheila Wolf

Click for larger view in new windowFifty to seventy-five percent of pregnant women develop an acute infection in their mouths known as pregnancy gingivitis. If left untreated, this infection can lead to bone destruction and eventual tooth loss. It has also been linked to heart attack, strokes, respiratory problems, diabetes, ulcers, oral cancers and other serious systemic illnesses. Not only is that a problem for the mother, but according to the Surgeon General of the United States and the results of research studies throughout the world, this bacterial infection is a threat to her unborn baby as well. Periodontal disease, exacerbated by the excessive production of hormones in preparation for motherhood, can impair the baby she carries and may cause it to be born prematurely.

FINALIST - “Best Books 2004” HEALTH

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