There is no risk here. The dental X-rays and focused with minimal scatter and some dentists also place a lead apron as an extra precaution though that is not really necessary. Even a more direct and stronger X-ray exposure is very unlikely to have any effect on your eggs or ovulation.
Answered 5/6/2023
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Both you and your potential child are safe. Your body has probably had more background radiation in the time between the dental x-ray and your question, than from the x-ray itself. The x-rays were probably collimated, creating little risk of scatter, and you should have been wearing a lead shield when the x-ray was taken. And besides, you cannot expect your Dentest to work blind.
Answered 5/7/2023
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