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Objective: To verify the prevalence of ankyloglossia through the tongue test protocol and to analyze its association with gender and family history regarding this anomaly. Subjects and method: Through a cross-sectional study, 118 children were examined according to the criteria established by the tongue test for the anatomopunctional evaluation of the tongue frenulum. The gender and occurrences of ankyloglossia cases in the family were obtained to analyze possible associations. The Fisher Exact test was used to verify this fact. Results: 18.34% of the children had a score greater than or equal to seven, indicating the occurrence of ankyloglossia. Of the 20 children diagnosed with ankyloglossia, twelve (60%) belonged to the female gender, while eight (40%) to the male gender (p>0.05). In relation to the family history, 50% of newborns who received an-

Avaliação da anquiloglossia em neonatos por meio do teste da linguinha: um estudo de prevalência