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This study evaluated the prevalence of chewing side preference in deciduous, mixed and permanent dentition and its relationship with: food consistency, gingival and plaque index between the left and right hemiarcades, the side preference at first chewing and lateral dominance. It was evaluated 300 subjects divided into three groups: Group 1 100 individuals between 3 and 5 years old with deciduous dentition; Group 2 100 individuals between 6 and 12 years old with mixed dentition; 3 100 individuals between 18 and 47 years old with permanent dentition. Data of food consistency were obtained with a questionnaire (solid, semi-solid, paste and liquid). The plaque index was performed according to Greene and Vermilion (1964) criteria and the gingival index was performed according to Löe e Silness (1963) criteria, for the left and right hemiarcades. To determine the chewing side preference, was used the test developed by Christensen and Radue (1985a). To determine the side preference at first chewing, was used the test developed by Hoogmartens and Caubergh (1987a). To determine the lateral dominance of the hands, feet, eyes and ears, was used the test developed by Porac and Coren (1981). Descriptive statistics was used to observe the prevalence of the chewing side preference. The chi-square test and Wilcoxon test and Z-test were used for the relation between the data obtained. It can be observe the prevalence of the chewing side preference: 87% for group 1, 82% for group 2 and 76% for group 3. The chi-square test showed that there was significant relation between chewing side preference and: side preference at first chewing for the deciduous, mixed and permanent dentition; ear lateral dominance for the primary dentition; hand and feet lateral dominances for the mixed and permanent dentitions. It can be concluded that the side preference at first chewing is directly related to the chewing side preference and it can be controlled by the same complex located in the central nervous system that determines the lateral dominance.

Prevalência do lado preferencial mastigatório e sua relação com a alimentação, a saúde periodontal, o lado preferencial no primeiro ciclo mastigatório e a dominância lateral nas dentições decídua, mista e permanente