My teeth keep breaking and falling out, I'm only 20 and I take care of my teeh. Should I get veneers?

The first step is to understand why your teeth are breaking and address the underlying problem.  Is it decay?  If it is a decay prevention program would be advisable prior to veneers.

I would need to know more about your bite (occlusion) and any oral habits you may have.  In addition do you have cavities or fillings that undermine and weaken your teeth.  Also, do you grind or clench your teeth?Saying that, veneers or crowns may help, but no guarantee that you won't break them as well.  If you choose, I would highly recommend Emax for veneers, as it is one of the strongest porcelain materials, and also one that looks very natural.  There are other types of porcelain that may be stronger, but usually doesn't look nearly as good in my professional opinion.

B  stands for BITE.  Give me a bite.  In most instances when teeth "keep breaking" there is something wrong with your bite.  Getting veneers can be  a good solution if the cause of the problem[teeth breaking] is resolved first.  If the cause is not resolved, why would the veneers not break too. I help people with this same issue on a daily basis, please contact me if you think I can help you.  Martin Gorman, DDS