Not nearly as well. The active ingredient is hydrogen peroxide. It degrades to water and oxygen over time. After expiration, there is still active ingredient, but, depending on long they've been expired, the effect is diminished.
http://www.3dwhite.com/teeth-whitening/3d-white-faq.aspx
In my own opinion I think it works. My teeth have become whiter in the last 2 weeks. I think you have to read the directions on the bottle to get the true results. I actually think this is my favorite toothpaste I have ever had because even after 30-60 minutes my mouth still feels minty fresh.
If it has expired you cannot use it.
No, you cannot fly with an expired ID.
No you can't unless you start the event again.
I would suggest going to the dentist. Those white strips can cause further irritation. They aren't recommended for people with gum or other oral issues.
no it is not .if you drive with a expired license you are breaking the law
can you??
No, you cannot travel domestically with an expired passport.
If it was still good, it wouldn't have an expiration date. If the ID expired, you need to renew it for it to be valid.
No, you cannot legally fly an aircraft if your pilot's license is expired.
No. It has expired.No. It has expired.No. It has expired.No. It has expired.
Yes