Background: The prevalence of dental disease, the types and quality of dental care, and the provision of services were assessed for 100 cerebral palsy children in a special hospital for cp patients. Aim: To access the challenges during dental procedures and awareness and knowledge of parents towards dental treatment. Objective: To perform a descriptive cross-sectional study with a sample determined by spontaneous demand for treatment consisting of 100 patients with CP aged 6-12 years. Results: 75% of children suffered from type I-III level of CP and 25% from type IV-V level in our study. The oral health index (OHI) of CP children was poor (65 %), only 7 % had good OHI while 28% had moderate OHI. 57% of CP children had grade II gingival hyperplasia,25% had grade III and a minimum of 18% had grade I gingival hyperplasia.81% of children had malocclusion while tongue thrusting was experienced by 79% of children.69% of children crowding was observed.61% and 39% had an open bite and deep bite. The mean number of Dental treatments performed on CP children was 14.2 teeth which include extraction of permanent teeth (11.1%), extraction of primary teeth (37%), filling (35%), fluoridation (6%), a pulpotomy (4%), sealants of primary teeth (6%) and space maintainers (1%). Conclusion: CP child requires special attention and care during dental treatment and knowledge, awareness and perception of parents also should be good towards dental treatment. It is a challenge to dental practitioners also for the management of these children.