Abstract
Postgraduate education in Periodontology started in India in the late 1950's, due to the vision of our eminent teachers like the late Mrs. T M S Ginwalla and Dr. G B Shankwalkar. [...]the early 1980's, there were only a few dental colleges in India, mostly confined to the government sector. [...]there is a huge opportunity for the qualified people in this field.
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