Abstract: The aim of the study was to describe the oral health conditions of a group of visually impaired patients and to describe an oral hygiene programme for these patients. The visually impaired patients differ from normal patients with regard to professional relationship between patient and the dentist. Therefore with adequate training and understanding of the various medical complications and handicapping conditions and with adequate alteration in the dentist�s treatment protocol these patients can be managed well. Providing comprehensive dental care for the visually impaired is not only rewarding but is also a community service that health care providers are obligated to fulfil. Teaching good oral hygiene practices to the blind patients requires a special approach with time and patience. Most programme teach reliance on tactile, other senses. In our research patients were assisted in exploring oral structures of the mouth. Plastic models of the mouth were used effectively as instructional aids.