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Calcium deposits occur when the body’s normal calcium solidifies. These buildups can occur in many parts of the body including arteries, heart valves, the bladder and brain. However, calcium deposits are most noticeable, and cause the most problems, when they occur in joints of the body. They can be detected by X-rays.
