Zirconium Toxicity

The toxic effects of inhalation exposures to zirconium compounds include the formation of granulomas, both in the lungs and on the skin...
By Life Enthusiast Staff
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Zirconium Toxicity

Zirconium Toxicity


What is Zirconium? It is a metal that is used to make strong ceramics called zirconia. It is a material inside many dental crowns and some joint replacements. When its in the solid "ceramic" form of these replacements and crowns, it doesn't dissolve into the body and is not a cause for concern.  Zirconium in a solid implants is not the same as soluble zirconium that might be ingested or inhaled.

Sometimes tiny amounts of soluble zirconium ions (Zr4*) can get into water or food or be inhaled. 

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