So would this be akin to someone going to another state for a "procedure" which is banned in that state?

[legalboxers]

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/kristi-noem-texas-dentistry-practice-promotion_n_65f48518e4b08b384f1b2fad
South Dakota Lawmaker Calls For Inquiry Into Gov. Kristi Noem's Texas Dentist Ad

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem posted a head-scratching video promoting a cosmetic dentistry practice in Texas.

Now a member of the South Dakota Legislature is calling for an official inquiry into the Republican governor’s plug.

Democratic state Sen. Reynold Nesiba told both The Associated Press and Dakota News Now on Wednesday that he’s asked the Government Operations and Audit Committee, of which he is a member, to discuss Noem’s promotional content at its next meeting, which is in July.

“I just thought it was a very strange video about how much she enjoyed having her teeth done at that particular place,” Nesiba told the AP about the nearly 5-minute, well-produced video of Noem’s experience at Smile Texas.

In the video posted Monday to Noem’s account on X (formerly Twitter), she talks about the Houston-area practice, names the dentists and says she’s “eternally grateful” to them.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Well, its shame one has to go to another state for dental care, I was refused to get a tooth repaired and ended up going to this other dentist, fresh out of dental school, and he was able to save it. This other dentist wanted to have it pulled by this dental surgeon.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Thanks for Mho :)

[Likes2drive]

That’s weird, now they have certain dental work banned in some states? It’s almost like you need to go to Cuba to have most things done, this country is getting to be more restrictive than other countries now with things