Last updated July 2026 · all courses free at the point of access
Written by Dr Sam — practising dentist, Australia, and the clinician behind this directory. About the author →
Bisco contributes 78 free courses to the directory, #8 of 70 providers by course count. Nearly everything centres on Restorative: 69 of the 78 courses sit in that one area, which makes this a depth play rather than a browsing library. Almost all of it comes as roughly one-hour webinars (1.0 hr average) — a drip-feed library rather than study-day material.
Certificates are effectively standard: 78 of 78 courses (100%) indicate one, comfortably above the 94% directory average — a low-friction pick for audited records.
It publishes actively — 78 additions reached the directory inside the last three months, the newest on 2026-07-07. Title analysis points to recurring depth in bonding, zirconia, cementation, adhesive and cosmetic.
Courses by specialty
- Restorative — 69 courses
- Paediatric Dentistry — 4 courses
- General Dentistry — 3 courses
- Endodontics — 1 course
- Orthodontics — 1 course
How Bisco stacks up
- #8 of 70 providers for catalogue size
- Certificates on 100% of courses (directory-wide: 94%)
- Courses average 1.0 hr; the directory averages 1.0
- Coverage across 5 of 16 specialty areas
Making the most of Bisco
Bisco's library leans clearly towards Restorative — 88% of its courses sit there — so it rewards being treated as a focused set rather than a grab-bag. Worked well as an opening run: Bonded Beyond Beauty: Functional Esthetics through Adhesive Dentistry (Restorative, ~1 hr), then Adhesive Dentistry: How to Do It and When to Glue It (Restorative, ~1 hr), then Bonding to Primary Teeth: Why It’s Harder and How to Make It Work (Paediatric Dentistry, ~1 hr). Each link opens the course card here first, so you can favourite it or log it before heading to the provider.
The whole catalogue adds up to roughly 67 hours across 67 courses, so even cherry-picking a third of it makes a visible dent in an annual target. Every course in this library issues a certificate, so each one can go straight into an audit file.
Newest Bisco courses
- Adhesive Dentistry: How to Do It and When to Glue It
- Alternative DME Materials Such as a Dual Cured Material to Help Raise the Box
- Bonding to Primary Teeth: Why It’s Harder and How to Make It Work
- Designing Smiles Can Be Fun - Predictable and Contemporary Cosmetic Dentistry in the 21st Century
- I Already Know How to Cement...Let’s Talk Bluetooth and Aesthetic Zirconia
- Similar But Not the Same: Cementation Considerations and Techniques for Zirconia vs Lithium Disilicate Crowns
- The ABCs of Adhesive Bonding and Cementation
- To Change or to Repair: How to Treat What’s Coming
- When You Get Close to the Pulp, Don’t Let It Spoil Your Day
- 5 Fundamentals to Delivering Indirect Ceramic Restorations
- A Mock-Up–Driven Approach to Veneer Preparation and Bonding
- Adhesive Dentistry – What, Why, and How
Browse all 78 Bisco courses in the directory →
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Pairs well with
No single provider covers a full cycle. Viva Learning covers ground Bisco doesn't touch; VOCO Learning goes deeper on Restorative (94 more courses) — or browse all providers side by side.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a catch with Bisco's free courses?
No paywall at the point of access — that's the listing condition for this directory, re-verified nightly. Registration with the provider is usually required.
Will Bisco courses give me evidence for an audit?
Certificates are effectively standard: 78 of 78 courses (100%) indicate one, comfortably above the 94% directory average — a low-friction pick for audited records. Download and file each certificate on completion.
How much CPD time can I bank with Bisco?
78 hours sit in the catalogue in total; individual courses run 1–1 hr with a median of 1.
What does Bisco cover best?
Restorative is the deepest area (69 of 78 courses); recurring title themes include bonding, zirconia, cementation.