In OSX it is good to reboot periodically/weekly if you use it heavily because maintenance tasks and opiomization is run on reboot.
I think that only Disk First Aid is run on boot-up; most maintenance tasks are scheduled for around 3.00 am which even a sleeping computer will miss. You can start them manually with something like Cocktail but Macaroni will automate the process:
"Macaroni is a tool which handles regular maintenance for Mac OS X's Unix core. Normally these tasks run on a regular schedule, in the middle of the night. However if you don't leave your Mac on all night, they never run. Your Mac won't wake from sleep to handle this."
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/16593
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