RiverWalk

Dental Sleep Medicine

Sleep Apnea & Snoring Treatment

Personalized dental sleep medicine care for patients looking for a comfortable, custom approach to managing snoring and obstructive sleep apnea.

With Dr. Tatiana, an AADSM Qualified Dentist

Restful sleep after treatment
Understanding Sleep-Disordered Breathing

More Than Just Snoring

Snoring can sometimes be more than just a nuisance. Some patients diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea may benefit from dental sleep medicine treatment — a field focused on using oral appliances and supportive therapies to help manage symptoms.

Oral appliance therapy may be an option for appropriate patients. At Riverwalk Dentistry, treatment is guided, personal, and clear — so you always understand your options and feel supported throughout the process.

Common Concerns

Why Patients Seek Help

Many patients come to us with one or more of these concerns. If any of these sound familiar, a conversation may be a helpful first step.

Loud Snoring

Persistent snoring that disrupts sleep for you or your partner.

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Daytime Fatigue

Feeling tired or drowsy during the day despite a full night’s sleep.

Poor Sleep Quality

Restless nights, frequent waking, or difficulty staying asleep.

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Waking Unrefreshed

Waking up still tired, with headaches or dry mouth.

Difficulty Tolerating CPAP

Discomfort or difficulty using traditional CPAP equipment.

Interest in a Custom Option

Looking for a more portable, discreet, or comfortable treatment approach.

Dr. Tatiana Del Moral
Your Sleep Medicine Provider

Dr. Tatiana Del Moral

Dr. Tatiana Del Moral is a dental professional that is committed to staying at the forefront of dental sleep medicine. Dr. Del Moral is an American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine, AADSM Qualified Dentist. This designation demonstrates her commitment to utilizing evidence-based practices that help people who suffer from Sleep Apnea. Together with your primary medical care giver, Dr. Del Moral will work towards providing solutions for your sleep apnea treatment.

AADSM Qualified Dentist

  • Custom oral appliance therapy
  • Sleep-focused treatment planning
  • Collaborative care with physicians when appropriate
Featured Treatment

What Is Oral Appliance Therapy?

Oral appliance therapy uses a custom-fit appliance worn during sleep to help support the jaw and maintain a more open airway. It’s a recognized treatment option for snoring and obstructive sleep apnea in appropriate cases.

Many patients are unfamiliar with this option. It may be especially relevant for people who want an alternative to bulky nighttime equipment — something quieter, more portable, and designed for nightly comfort.

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Custom oral appliance for sleep apnea treatment

Custom Fit

Compact & Portable

Quiet

Easy to Travel With

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Designed for Nightly Comfort

Personalized Follow-Up

Appliance Education

What Is a Mandibular Advancement Device?

A mandibular advancement device (MAD) is one of the most common types of oral appliance used in dental sleep medicine. It is designed to gently position the lower jaw forward during sleep as part of oral appliance therapy.

By advancing the lower jaw, the device helps keep the airway more open, which can reduce snoring and improve breathing during sleep. Each device is custom-fitted and adjusted for the individual patient’s comfort.

Mandibular advancement device — custom dental sleep appliance

The appliance fits over the upper and lower teeth, gently advancing the lower jaw to help support a more open airway during sleep.

Supportive Care

Myofunctional Therapy

Myofunctional therapy focuses on training the muscles of the mouth, tongue, and face to support healthier breathing patterns, oral rest posture, swallowing habits, and airway-related function. It may be part of a broader airway and sleep treatment plan for the right patient.

  • Supports healthy oral posture
  • Encourages proper tongue positioning
  • May complement airway-focused care
  • Reinforces healthy functional habits
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Peaceful sleep supported by myofunctional therapy
Is This Right for You?

Who May Be a Candidate

Patients who snore

Patients diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea

Patients seeking a CPAP alternative

Patients who want a portable, custom option

Patients interested in airway-supportive care

Patients who want to learn whether OAT is appropriate for them

Your Journey

What to Expect

From your first consultation through ongoing follow-up, every step is designed to feel clear, comfortable, and guided.

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Consultation & Review

We start with a thorough conversation about your symptoms, sleep history, and treatment goals.

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Evaluation of Symptoms

A careful assessment of your needs to determine the most appropriate path forward.

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Custom Treatment Planning

A personalized plan based on your evaluation, designed around your comfort and goals.

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Appliance Design & Fitting

If oral appliance therapy is appropriate, a custom appliance is designed and fitted precisely for you.

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Follow-Up & Adjustments

Ongoing care and adjustments to ensure your treatment stays comfortable and effective.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Resources

Sleep Medicine Resources

Learn more about sleep-disordered breathing, treatment options, and airway-focused care.

Signs You May Have Sleep Apnea

Understanding the common indicators that point to sleep-disordered breathing.

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Oral Appliance Therapy vs Other Treatment Options

How OAT compares to other approaches for managing sleep apnea.

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What Is a Mandibular Advancement Device?

A closer look at one of the most common dental sleep medicine appliances.

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Find Out Whether a Custom Sleep Treatment Option Is Right for You

Take the first step toward better sleep with a personalized consultation.

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