Sloan is a $7$ year$-$old female, who presented to the CSU dental clinic well and happy with her father Bob. Sloan puts her finger on the mobile $82$ and says it hurts sometimes when she eats.Bob mentions that Sloan really enjoys the annual school dental bus visits, and thinks that the free check$-$up is great for the pocket and an excellent service for out in the country. Bob recalls that the school dental service has mentioned there may be a few early holes around the place, however Sloan has never complained of being in pain, so they haven't gone into town to get these fixed.Sloan is an asthmatic, and uses both a reliever puffer $($Ventolin$)$ and a preventor puffer $($Seretide$).$ Sloan has the Ventolin puffer in her pocket today, however Bob mentions she sometimes needs reminding to bring it with her. Sloan has no allergies. Bob mentions Sloan really enjoys brushing her teeth. In fact she brushes twice a day, with a manual toothbrush, and refuses any assistance. Sloan likes the taste of toothpaste so much sometimes she eats it out of the tub!Bob considers Sloan a picky eater for her age, who prefers to fill up on snacks. Sloan likes BBQ shapes and sandwiches with ham or sprinkles. As Bob is a cattle farmer, they try to incorporate a lot of meat and vegetables into meals, however Sloan isn't often very hungry when it comes to dinner time. When questioned regarding beverages, Bob mentions that Sloan doesn't like the taste of the Ventolin so she often drinks juice or iced tea after using it to make the taste go away. Sloan drinks $0\mathrm{.}5\mathrm{????}$ of tank water throughout the day.In Sloan's first appointment a full check$-$up and bitewings were completed. Sloan had very good compliance during the appointment and enjoyed her dental visit.Initial examination:On the first appointment, you conduct an initial examination, which reveals the following findings:Intra oral soft tissue:Minor, bilateral trauma on the buccal mucosa at the level of occlusal planeExtra oral soft tissue:Dry lipsPeriodontal:Generalised, minimal erythema and oedema on the gingival marginsGeneralised, moderate interproximal and marginal plaque accumulationMinimal supra gingival calculus deposits on the lingual of lower anterior dentition mostly accumulated on $31$ and $41$$82$ mobility II and $51,61,72$ mobility IHard tissue:Partially erupted $31,41$Angles molar occlusion class IIShadowing on the $64\mathrm{????}$ and $84\mathrm{????}$White spot lesions present on $51$B$,61\mathrm{????}$First permanent molars have deep pits and fissures which are plaque retentive and not self$-$cleansingMinor attrition on incisal edges of maxillary and mandibular incisorsRadiographsBitewings taken $($see below$)$RadiographsClinical photograph of the $64$ and $65$Transillumination reveals shadowing on the $64$ distal.Your case study should include the following:Introduction: Briefly summarise the case and an outline of the purpose of the case study.Clinical presentation, examination and diagnosis: Present all relevant aspects of the patient histories, examination tools used, examination findings and the resulting diagnoses.Risk assessment: Evaluate the patient's histories, examination findings and diagnoses to determine an overall level of risk for caries, periodontal disease, oral cancer and non$-$carious tooth loss where applicable.Treatment planning & implementation of prevention: Provide a care plan for your patient by outlining treatment options, and detailing your preferred treatment plan in phases. Your care plan must incorporate preventative strategies that are specific to the needs of your patient.Discussion: Utilise evidence based literature to justify the diagnoses, prevention strategies, and treatment plan$/$s for the patient.Conclusion$/$ prognosis: Conclude your case report by determining any relevant prognoses by evaluating diagnoses, risk status, and treatment options