Should Disk Utility find any problems, repairing the primary partition (that houses your OS) will require a reboot. This will give you a better idea as to the health of your current drive. Pay special attention to the Reallocated_Event_Count value, as that is the number of blocks that have been found to be "bad." If you see a high count, that could likely indicate problems with the drive and thus problems with the integrity of your filesystem.
Below are the results of my OCZ Vertex2 SSD: Vendor Specific SMART Attributes with Thresholds: SMARTReporter can perform deeper and more meaningful scans, and can also print specific attributes and thresholds. Then right click the drive you wish to test and you will see a list of options: To run the test, you will have to right click on the disk icon that will be placed in your system tray. If all tests pass and the drive is marked "OK", but you still suspect a problem (or would like to do a more thorough scan, I suggest picking up SMARTReporter (non-free utility, costs money) and doing a much more in-depth scan. Select the option to Verify Disk from the main window.
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Disk Utility does a very cursory scan of your disk, and should be your first software to consult should you suspect any problems with your disk.
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