Is it normal to be asked if I have breast implants during imaging of my low back?

I’m not sure how this question will be received here but...not sure where else to ask it!

I had imaging done of my low back today and the person (X-ray tech?) asked me if I had breast implants. After answering I asked him why he had asked the question and he told me I had very dense breasts.

Since I left I’ve felt kind of low-level creeped out by the interaction. Was this a necessary question for him to ask me or am I overreacting?

Thanks :)

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