About Dr. Ezequiel N. Lagos, Biological Dentistry

The Center for Biological Dentistry works exclusively in biological dentistry, organized around the Huggins protocol for Total Dental Revision: the sequential, biocompatibility-driven replacement of mercury amalgam and other toxic dental materials rather than their random removal. Material selection is made from each patient's biocompatibility test results, using the least reactive materials for that individual, an approach the practice describes as relevant to patients with allergies or autoimmune conditions. Clinical work spans replacement of amalgam fillings and crowns with biocompatible composites, extraction of root-canal-treated teeth with removal of the surrounding infected ligament and bone, complete removal of dental implants, and cavitation surgery. Supporting services include biocompatibility testing, intravenous vitamin C, conscious sedation, non-latex rubber dam isolation, PRF treatments, digital panoramic and 3D cone beam imaging, prosthodontics, periodontics and Invisalign. The treating office is located in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, across the international border from San Diego, and appointments are arranged on (619) 879-3131.

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Credentialed Clinician

Dr. Ezequiel Lagos, DDS

Directory member

IABDM recordverified 30 August 2026

Procedures

Biocompatible Materials Cavitation Treatment

Practice Details

Common Questions

What does the Total Dental Revision protocol include here?

The practice follows the Huggins protocol for Total Dental Revision: replacement of mercury amalgam fillings with biocompatible composite, replacement of crowns with biocompatible materials, extraction of root-canal-treated teeth together with removal of all surrounding infected ligament and bone, complete removal of dental implants, and complete cleaning of all cavitations. The stated emphasis is sequential removal rather than removing dental toxins at random.

How does this practice decide which restorative materials to use?

Material choice is driven by testing rather than by a single default system. The practice states that it uses the least reactive dental materials for each patient, basing the selection on that patient's own biocompatibility test results, and identifies this as particularly relevant for patients who have allergies or autoimmune disease. Biocompatibility testing is listed as a service in its own right.

What is the approach to cavitation treatment?

Cavitations are addressed surgically. The services list includes complete cleaning of all cavitations, described as cavitation surgery, and oral surgery covering extractions and dental cavitation surgery. This work sits inside the wider revision sequence, alongside extraction of root-canal-treated teeth with removal of the surrounding infected ligament and bone.

What supportive measures are available during treatment?

The practice lists a non-latex rubber dam for isolation, negative ion generators and air purifiers in the operatory, intravenous vitamin C, conscious sedation, PRF treatments, acupressure and lymphatic drainage massage, bio-magnetic therapy for pain reduction, and nutritional support. Diagnostic services include digital panoramic radiography, an intraoral digital diagnostic camera and 3D cone beam imaging.

Where is treatment actually carried out?

The Center for Biological Dentistry is located in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, reached after crossing the international border from San Diego, California. Patients arranging care should plan for a border crossing rather than a local visit. Information and appointments are handled by telephone or message on (619) 879-3131.