By 2025, Taiwan will have a super-aged society comprising approximately 4.7 million older adults. This increase is associated with an increased demand for oral health care. The Taiwanese Government has established a total of seven oral health-care centers for individuals with special needs. The first center was established in 2010; the centers are spread (north, middle, south, and east) across Taiwan. Older adults, particularly those with special needs, often experience several barriers when searching for dental service. Therefore, we developed a new model for providing dental service for these individuals. This article presents our 34-year clinical experience at an oral health-care center (National Taiwan University Hospital) for individuals with special needs. Our findings may help clinicians in the field of special care dentistry develop effective oral health programs for older adults with special needs.