Dr. Stacey Layman, DDS, D-ABDSM is originally from Texas and has resided in the Valley since 2003. Dr. Layman graduated from Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas and has been treating patients for sleep disordered breathing in her general dental practice since 2009. Dr. Layman is no longer practicing general dentistry and is solely dedicated her patients and practice to the treatment of Sleep Apnea at GoTo Sleep Center. Her key team members of 17 years are also along side to ensure the best possible patient care and service.

Dr. Layman also lectures dentists across the country how to effectively treat sleep apnea using oral appliance therapy. GoTo Sleep also serves as a training facility for dentists as she hosts over the shoulder trainings and guidance on patient care.

Originally from Colorado Springs, Colorado, Dr. Roger Roybal moved to California in 1988 to complete his biology degree at San Diego State University. Here he discovered Dentistry to be the perfect balance of his two greatest interests, science and art. Dr. Roybal moved back to his home state to complete his dental degree at the University of Colorado.

Dr. Roybal is a member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine. Providing a dental service that improves the overall health and well-being of his patients has brought his practice from the mouth to the whole body. A philosophy that patient care requires both a dental and medical perspective. He is caring and dedicated to doing what he can to improve the lives of his patients. Dr. Roybal is no longer practicing general dentistry and is solely dedicated his patients and practice to the treatment of Sleep Apnea at GoTo Sleep Center. His outside interests include hiking, traveling, and yoga.

At GoTo Sleep Center, located in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Mesa Arizona, we provide a quality and convenient solution for patients who suffer from snoring and sleep apnea by offering a dental device as a CPAP alternative

Your medical insurance may pay for our sleep apnea treatment. GoTo Sleep Center works with all private insurance companies including Blue Cross/Blue Shield, United, Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Medicare, Tricare and others. We also accept a variety of payment options including health savings accounts, flex-spending accounts and Care Credit.We maximize all insurance coverage to provide affordable care to our patients

Obstructive Sleep Apnea is a condition where the tissues of the throat and tongue completely block the airway causing brief periods of suffocation which can dangerously reduce the bodys oxygen levels. The brain alerts the muscles of the airway to open the blocked airway which disrupts the quality of our much-needed sleep and we wake up tired and unrested.

Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) affects more than 20 million Americans and can lead to hypertension, heart attack, stroke, depression, muscle pain, excessive daytime sleepiness and other destructive problems. You may be in danger when operating a vehicle or other heavy equipment as OSA causes serious concentration problems that lead to drowsy driving and other dangerous situations.

If you have already been diagnosed with sleep apnea and are currently on CPAP therapy, you may be a candidate for the dental appliance. Some patients who are diagnosed with snoring, mild or moderate sleep apnea may be able to be treated with the dental appliance therapy.

Learn what the American Academy of Sleep Medicine says about the risks of Obstructive Sleep Apnea and how an accredited Dentist like Dr Stacey Layman can effectively treat this disorder with oral appliance therapy.